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You can get a current appointments report from Companies House for free, either that or a letter from your accountant stating you're the only director.
Agree with this statement.
It does make you think about the others that were convicted, while they may not have been as notable as Turing they were still human beings - its a difficult one. I hope they get a pardon - but where do you stop going back in time pardoning people for what we now...
Declare it, remember HR is there to protect the employer.
Saying anything other than "they worked here from x date to y date in the capacity of z" would fall outside of protecting the employer - why open themselves up for a civil suit unless they have to. Just keep it polite and to the minimum...
Problem with most online companies is they don't tell you who they are using to deliver. Then you see the "track your parcel link" and think "ah feck. Not these clowns"
I do like online companies where you can specify the courier, APC while not the cheapest I've never had an issue with.
Are there any tiles you could move to make good the damaged ones?
From under the fridge/freezer/dishwasher etc. You could then put the cracked ones there.
7800 - Maintenance: Repairs and Renewals :)
You could also use
7012 - Employee General Expenses
7403 - UK Entertainment
As long as it makes sense to you and you don't put it on the balance sheet there is no right answer.
If it's needed for the business it's an acceptable claim. In other words how far are you willing to commute?
Depends on your circumstances. The closer you are to the client the harder it would be to argue that it's not your normal home. How long does it take you to get to the client?
Ah I should have mentioned that by 'paid' I mean transferred to my directors loan account along with all wages etc. I then take money out of here as and when needed.
I'd be interested on this. I paid a dividend to myself but I only do my paperwork every 3 months. So the entry into the books was in the year before (PAYE) and the "entry" was in the year after.
Now I say "entry" as I produced div vouchers at the time and filed them into my company records. I...
If it's rated over 3.5t it'll have DOT plate which are usually some shade of faded orange. It'll also have a tachograph but as long as you're not using for business use then you don't need to use it.
It's its a 3.5t rated vehicle it'll have one of these.
I'd be more worried that your accounts don't add up. Then again its £146. I'd just forget it and after 6 years "poof" HMRC will no longer be interested.