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Lots of negativity! What surprised me is amazon has some great prices, but their packaging is really bad.
I now have a scan biz account, ordered a case+motherboard (other bits were cheaper on AMZ). About £20 cheaper then private account, but I have free P+P on private account, so savings...
Hi, the office PC needs replacing which I will be building.
Has anyone any experience in obtaining trade prices with meaningful discount from say Amzon?
I have a Ingram Micro account, and can't find anything cheaper then on Amzon etc.
This got me thinking and I found this How to Invest your Company Profits - Foxy Monkey
I don't want to get into direct property myself. I was hoping moving money into shares could reduce my companies capital tax bill.
Accountant says it just looks like another bank account though (which makes...
Thanks for this OP.
Worldspan are working on something similar. This sets the benchmark for fees.
WS are more business orientated - they offer forward contracts which was something I wanted to look at.
Today I receive EUR into CurrencyFair. Convert and fund GBP account.
But I can't do...
Thanks OP for not using the search facility :)
When I looked into this in the past I ruled this out as I thought there was tax implications.
Not going to make you rich, but every little helps. Maybe I'll get £50 of supermarket vouchers for my poor director.
I have a Cater EUR/UK accounts as well.
For last 6 months I've had my customer pay directly into Currencyfair EUR account.
The good thing is the reference number that's used to work out the onward account is static. I always fill in the web form listing the expected payment, which is a chore...
Talking about HSBC, I met one of their business advisor this week.
Foreign account requires a HSBC business account (£5.50 month). Inbound cost is £5, Inbound SEPA is £1. He told me cost of inbound SEPA was 5+1, which didn’t sound right as it would make SEPA more expensive than other...
Little update.
I don't think it's that well documented (took me a while to find) as a sole trader pension contributions isn't an expense (it would be if I employed someone) so I would be stuffed with NIC class 4 for personal contributions.
Now I'm down the LtdCo route. Quite happy about it...
Hi,
My main PAYE job brings in £85k.
I have a second job for a client in Europe which should bring in €45K (~£35k). I need to invoice in Euro. They are ok if I invoice as a sole trader. This is a permeant arrangement and should increase to €60k in 2018.
I’m not looking to do any additional...