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its a whole way around.. the funds might be generated in US, taxed in EU (in lower tax country) by the company in question and then used to buy the property in the UK precisely for the purpose of not paying UK (higher) tax. And then letting me live there. So its not offshore scheme.. Just am...
What if I had a EU company (and I was a director and sole owner) and it invested in a property in the UK and I lived there permanently...
Would it attract tax on the capital brought across the border?
I am closing my old company. I wanted to transfer the mobile phone I have to personal account but it is still under contract. I don't see why it should be a problem as the provider is still going to get paid just on the different account.
But as you can imagine they are not going to make it...
sorry guys.. yes I was talking about business card of course...
P.S. capital one advertises a 'business credit card' on many comparison websites. but in fact this is just a trick. I dont remember I saw anything as chicky as that. I will probably write to fsa. this is in fact a usual credit card...
I am trying to rid of my HSBC accounts. But they want to close my credit card as well because it is 'linked' to the account (not sure what does it mean).
I am looking around and it seems everyone charges for credit card.
I dont use it for credit really but time to time I need credit card to...
sorry may be i am slow.. what are we campaigning against? the link in the first thread says : "Various parties are challenging the retrospective element of Section 58 of the .. BN66."
I dont care about BN66 but I would be really disturbed if there is a 'retrospective element' in tax system...
thank you guys.
there is a chinese curse - wish you to live in interesting time!
unfortunately we are living in interesting time. however fascinating it is not very positive.
I understand that small business savings accounts protected up to 85K. is that right? what about current account? if a bank goes bust will I lose balance on current account? Will HMRC sue me if I wont be able to make next payment (VAT or corp tax) due to my bank bankruptcy? does that mean i will...
thats the main problem here.. what really happened (and I am sure it was premeditated by power brokers and public forum was just a puppetry) is that IR35 legislation was hard and expensive to apply. now it is easier and cheaper to apply hence you will see the number of investigations grow 10...
completely agree. I was trying to raise the similar points for years here but was always rebuffed by Malvolio pointing effectively that if you are not a 'genuine' business than you have to pay IR35. Although I believe that there are bunch of people who are not that kind of business but still are...
It seems its in your paranoid nature to flood every public board with your personal problems... Like here.. You added 40% posts to this thread waffling your measly problem with timesheets which I (an average reader here) cant even comprehend...
Shut the :tumble: up.
I want to know what services other people are using and what they think. My first accountant was the biggest mouth on the forums. And I know they real inner ego. we parted few weeks after the beginning. but from outside they are respectable almost gentlmen.
so if you dont have anything to say...