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Are you selling to VAT registered customers? If not then call and de-register. Due to the DSR extensions over the past year, it has become common for people to de-register from the EC sales list
Then it is probably a capital gain as opposed to a trading gain. Do the sums for both and see which works better for you.
If you want it as an activity, make a separate set of books and report them separately, a second trade on your SA100.
I assume you would be plugging into the current EPOS, and finance system, otherwise you need to develop a working knowledge of accounting. Therefore I think your biggest issue will be system integration, so build a good API for whatever you build.
You need to keep proper books and records, and register for the appropriate taxes as soon as soon as legally required.
You should seek advice from a start-up centre or an accountant
There are many ways to do this, it really depends on what industry you are in, what the valuation is for, or the state of you balance sheet, but in essence it is how much someone is willing to pay for it.
I would not advise engaging someone to do it professionally unless you are attempting to...
No, just issue the invoice for the net cost of the doors to you. I assume the courier company are only making sure you are refunded for they actually cost you (Cost less VAT (0))
Hi Robbie,
I work with SAP Business One, it is probably cheaper than you think, and would give you an all in one system with MRP, production, stock control and finance.