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If the new company goes into receivership can I buy the property personally myself at a knock down price? and does the loan become null and void?</p> <p>Any general advice on the best way to buy a 70k property using business funds tax efficiently?</p> <p>thanks</p> <p>Paul </p> http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/topic.php?id=110#post-114 Sat, 02 May 2009 17:18:26 +0000 GG 114@http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/ <p>Hi all, </p> <p>I hope to hear your views on one issue relating to accountancy side of the small business I run.</p> <p>The company operates under TOMS. We organize conferences for business clients from countries outside the EU, and most often get paid in Euro and USD. </p> <p>When issuing our invoices we set, as I understand it is, a commercial rate of exchange, which is around 10% greater than the rate on the day of issuing. </p> <p>For example, if the cost of all inclusive one week stay for one client is £3450, and current rate for Euro is 1.12 (which equals to 3864 Euro) – I would put the amount on the invoice 3864 x 1.1 = 4250 Euro. </p> <p>They have a choice, but majority of the clients make their payments either in Euro, or USD, as these are most commonly held currency accounts. Very few clients have accounts in British pounds.</p> <p>We add that 10% for the purpose not to lose on the currency fluctuations, as it may be a few weeks, or even months until the payment is received. 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Is this treated as a gain on difference in exchange rates? Is it VATable?<br /> Here I can say that on several occasions we actually incurred a loss to the original amount, although 10% seemed to be sufficient. </p> <p>3) As the pound hasn't been the most stable currency for the last several months, we set the price for one of our recent conferences in Euro. What will be the base value in GBP for VAT purposes?<br /> I would probably not choose this base value to be the amount of Euro converted to GBP on the day of payment, if I had a choice. This would exclude the possible gain we could show as the gain on currency rate fluctuations.<br /> Can it be the actual converted to GBP amount on the day of payment, minus 10%?<br /> …minus 15% </p> <p>I would very much want to hear the view of professionals on the above.</p> <p>Thanks in advance.</p> <p>Andy </p> http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/topic.php?id=107#post-111 Wed, 29 Apr 2009 18:52:03 +0000 kishor 111@http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/ <p>HI, I wonder if anyone can advise me on Taxing for an Internet Marketer</p> <p>I am planning to start a membership site which will basically consist of training videos/articles for people to use to start their own business online</p> <p>I will only sell a few products here and there but 90% of my membership site will be just for resources..</p> <p>Also I wish to charge people each month for becoming a member and I wish to use my PayPal premier account to receive these payments</p> <p>My question is, what do I have to do in terms of taxing and to avoid any tax penalties in the future</p> <p>By the way I am in the UK</p> <p>Your advice would be appreciated</p> <p>Thanks</p> <p>Kishor Karsan </p> http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/topic.php?id=105#post-109 Tue, 28 Apr 2009 07:48:31 +0000 Derf 109@http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/ <p>I am disabled and looking to find new employment. 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I contend that this property is not unfurnished &#38; therefore it is permissable to apply the 10% deduction as the furniture which is in situ is experencing wear &#38; tear. Is there any definitions within the legislation which define what is a furnished flat &#38; is my deduction justified? </p> http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/topic.php?id=7#post-10 Mon, 27 Oct 2008 10:01:59 +0000 mojura 10@http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/ <p>My employers use BACS a lot for batch payments and I have one question regarding it; if I submit a new DD instruction for a customer via AUDDIS, how soon can a payment be processed using the new instruction? At the moment I do it 10 days later but not sure if I can do it sooner. I have trawled the BACS website and come up with nothing! 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Why not to create the blog for such guys like me.<br /> Kirk asked me to spread his idea of helping young guys like me.<br /> On his website <a href="http://kirk-ward.com" rel="nofollow">http://kirk-ward.com</a> you find lots of tips about professional accounting and building your own practice.<br /> ----------------------------<br /> If you know any websites where experienced accountants are ready to help such young people like me with apprenticeships, advices and any kind of help send their details to me or Kirk.<br /> <a href="mailto:kirk@kirk-ward.com">kirk@kirk-ward.com</a><br /> <a href="mailto:m.zaborowski@uea.ac.uk">m.zaborowski@uea.ac.uk</a><br /> I would like to build a service that links accountants regardless of their knowledge and experience.<br /> Pop into my or Kirk’s mailbox and leave us some ideas.<br /> ------------GOOD LUCK---------------<br /> MARIO </p> http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/topic.php?id=2#post-7 Tue, 29 Jul 2008 13:24:50 +0000 SalinaA 7@http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/ <p>Hi every body</p> <p><a href="http://www.careers-jobs.eu/sector/accountancy-jobs-1.html">Accountancy Jobs</a>? 1000's of <a href="http://www.careers-jobs.eu/">Jobs</a> including <a href="http://www.careers-jobs.eu/sector/accountancy-jobs-1.html">Jobs In Accountancy</a> </p> http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/topic.php?id=2#post-6 Fri, 16 May 2008 14:18:56 +0000 gamasystem 6@http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/ <p>Can somebody suggest which accountancy software will be the most comprehensive and common for the UK construction aria (example: Sage; Quick Book; Iris) </p> http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/topic.php?id=2#post-5 Fri, 16 May 2008 14:11:30 +0000 gamasystem 5@http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/ <p>Hi everybody </p> http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/topic.php?id=4#post-4 Fri, 29 Feb 2008 16:46:38 +0000 Blofeld 4@http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/ <p>What is the difference between avoidance and evasion? </p> http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/topic.php?id=3#post-3 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 12:52:38 +0000 Chris777 3@http://www.accountingadvice.co.uk/forum/ <p>How can I find a good book keeper in London. </p>