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I had updated it already in the main OP .. hence didn't want to add it to every thread.
And yes, updated 'Accountant' to 'My' accoutant.
(Not sure why the forum is so rude. Number of posts in the forum less than doesn't mean everyone don't have an accountant and are newbies)
Any recommendation/threads related to 'Business Valuation' Services for Limited companies?
This is specifically oriented towards 'determining' valuation of the limited company at a given point in time and the value once it is liquidated
(So basically two valuations of same Micro Limited company...
Please find below situation for Director 'Fred' who is director of all below companies
Company
SIC Category
How long established
Comp A
Software Consultancy
10 years
Comp B
Finance Leasing
4 years
Comp C
Software...
:) I understand. But when i spoke to Accountant, they are happy to have more companies as they get more money, but not sure they are well versed in 'tax advices'. Hence to a wider community with tax specialists.
But each company will be billing separate clients. so the actual relationship will be with individual companies & client and Circa £50K x 6 companies I thought was much better off than having £300K? (i'm not saying £50K per se split, but a any lower amount than £250K)
Or do you mean there is...
hi
We run a company which mainly invoices 6 main clients and a bunch of smaller clients. Till last year it was all coming into single company and Corp taxed at 19% though profits around 300K+
But now due to grading scale and 25% tax over £250K, wanted to see if its worth to split into few...
had started a limited company to invest in stocks/bonds/commodities etc. The money is not big and initial investment of £15K and now has grown to £18K in the previous year. Haven't had a formal accountant/Free-agent yet, but using Pandle software for book-keeping as not worth to have a full time...
Interesting proposition. Not sure if the companies should start doing Fixed Term Contract positions with higher pay than having all these complexities of PAYE/in-house
I've been given contract extension for 3 months. The original contract was deemed outside and client/agency assessment was done. The new contract though is an extension is the entire contract in full but with daily rate change. The agency/client team is of the view that no re-assessment is...
great post with details. The supply chain is complex (in my case) but they have mentioned the agency and End-client. Most of these agencies are still coping up the changes and shame I had to send them the template !