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Research 'MVL' which stands for members voluntary liquidation. This normally costs between a k or 2k for an insolvency practitioners time but you get entrepreneurs tax relief at a tax rate if 10% of everything you take out of the company, up to a lifetime maximum of £1M -
A poster who gave me information without telling me I should go back to permie. This one's a keeper!Originally posted by Scratch It View PostResearch 'MVL' which stands for members voluntary liquidation. This normally costs between a k or 2k for an insolvency practitioners time but you get entrepreneurs tax relief at a tax rate if 10% of everything you take out of the company, up to a lifetime maximum of £1MComment
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He'll get to know you soon enough. He's only 51 posts in so far.Originally posted by heyya99 View PostA poster who gave me information without telling me I should go back to permie. This one's a keeper!'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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The fact that they were telling you how to close your company down was just subtle encouragement.Originally posted by heyya99 View PostA poster who gave me information without telling me I should go back to permie. This one's a keeper!
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probably typo ofOriginally posted by Batcher View PostWTF???
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostThe fact that they were telling you how to close your company down was just subtle encouragement.
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