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My advice would be not as an accountant but as an entrepreneur. If you believe in your business there are ups and downs. There are ways which you can manage to turn around the situation. I would advise to get in touch with your creditors, redraft your business plan, see whats imminent payables...
Avoid at all costs- Specially ACCOUNTANTS
Avoid at all costs. Specially ACCOUNTANTS. Do not trust them. Their only motto is to sell and sometimes sell aggressively. I have spent much money in buying leads and not small ones big ones with more than £100.00 and client do not respond to requests...
Haha, As an accountant, i am duty bound to tell the whole story not half and see what happens when the rate changes. Come on you won't find such a proactive person........do you. :)
VAT if the rate is 17.5% - 17.5 x 12/117.5 = 1.78 so the net amount is 10.22
VAT if the rate is 5.00% - 5.00 x 12/105.00 = 0.57 so the net amount is 11.42
Here is a simple formula to work out VAT from VAT inclusive prices. if £12.00 includes VAT then £12 multiply by 20 divided by 120. That will give you VAT and it's £2.00. Why this formula because no matter the VAT Rate changes it will still be true every time. Gross Price * VAt Rate / 100+ VAt...
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Normally, I would advise for a limited company. But if its a startup and you are not going to have instant turnover, I would advise registering as self-employed. You can, later on, register a company and transfer the ownership to Limited Company depending on how you got on with your forecasts...
Dear Readers, It's my pleasure to introduce my self on UK business forums. My name is Aatif Malik. I am an entrepreneur by heart and would love to help people who have an idea or want to discuss business plan. I myself own some brands and run a small accounting and specialist tax practice in...