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LOL! "Coop" was exactly like him, though I did at least manage to avoid running him over.
 
Speaking of "friends", I made a new one the other day - a wee West Highland terrier called "Coop". I was reversing out of my driveway, when I encountered him looking a bit lost. He was absolutely gorgeous. I gave his owner a phone, and they came and got him. The poor wee thing had travelled miles from home without anyone stopping to make sure he was OK. I want one of my own now!

Did you charge VAT in the invoice for the finders fee? or was it cash in hand? :D
 
Speaking of "friends", I made a new one the other day - a wee West Highland terrier called "Coop". I was reversing out of my driveway, when I encountered him looking a bit lost. He was absolutely gorgeous. I gave his owner a phone, and they came and got him. The poor wee thing had travelled miles from home without anyone stopping to make sure he was OK. I want one of my own now!

I have a relative who did that as a kid. He got separated from his mum when out shopping and was treated to a ride home in a police squad car.

He deliberately got lost the next few times his mum took him shopping... :D
 
Did you charge VAT in the invoice for the finders fee? or was it cash in hand? :D

It is perfectly OK to act as an individual in such affairs and not involve your LtdCo.

You will find it necessary to register for VAT as a sole trader if pet finding income exceeds the registration threshold though.
 

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