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I think that will happen far less now the Dividend Tax is higher. But as an example I got 4 year interest free loan on my current toy so why would I pull the money out the company to buy it when I can break the costs down over 4 tax years and keep most of it under the 40% margin? -
I'll look at my 18-year-old Merc in a different light tonight. I actually found the original dealer price list for it last night. Someone paid the best part of £38K in today's money. The leather option alone cost its first owner twice what I paid for the whole car.Originally posted by vetran View Postindeed I buy old ones and wait till they are 16 then they are ready to be F*cked.
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I'll give you that one.Originally posted by bobspud View PostI think that will happen far less now the Dividend Tax is higher. But as an example I got 4 year interest free loan on my current toy so why would I pull the money out the company to buy it when I can break the costs down over 4 tax years and keep most of it under the 40% margin?
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Should I ask my accountant first?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostPickup phone ----> Ring dealer now ------> Question answered.
Jeez, what's wrong with people these days? Is it a Facebook generation thing?
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I drive a battered Mondeo. When I finish the house I'll buy something nice, but you don't put paving slabs in a Merc if you can avoid it.Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostI'll look at my 18-year-old Merc in a different light tonight. I actually found the original dealer price list for it last night. Someone paid the best part of £38K in today's money. The leather option alone cost its first owner twice what I paid for the whole car.
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I bought my 2 YO beemer for 20k, 16k miles. It was 39k new so someone paid 19k to drive only 16k miles and sold for half the value
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Originally posted by vetran View Post... you don't put paving slabs in a Merc if you can avoid it.
I do. Particularly when they park really badly. Paving slabs/bricks/etc.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Sounds jolly sensible. I've got a 1982 Land-Rover for the donkey work. I do know of a friend's Dad - think Del Boy, but 'done good' - who drives round picking up his BTL money in the most sha66ed Bentley Continental you'll ever see. It's more like a builder's Transit van than top end motor, with car parking stickers all over the windscreen, newspapers and coke cans in the foot wells plus it's not had a wash in heaven knows how long. I'm sure he does it on purpose.Originally posted by vetran View PostI drive a battered Mondeo. When I finish the house I'll buy something nice, but you don't put paving slabs in a Merc if you can avoid it.Comment
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Originally posted by diseasex View PostI bought my 2 YO beemer for 20k, 16k miles. It was 39k new so someone paid 19k to drive only 16k miles and sold for half the value
"Bought" or "Leased"?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Bought. The only reason i didnt take lease was that i couldnt get it as have only 1 year on LTD.Originally posted by WTFH View Post"Bought" or "Leased"?Comment
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