Both are straight forward and flexible systems that appear to have been designed by people who have a real feeling for the job we do - unlike some other bloated messes of systems which I could mention...
On occasions I've inputted the client's bank details where their account shows an overpayment and it hasn't worked. I've then rung the online helpdesk who haven't a clue. The client has had to ring HMRC to request the repayment.
Once the client authorises you as agent you will both have access to the VAT online process. Authorisation can be manually via 64-8 or online via Government Gateway.
They intend to fully move into the "spare" farmhouse and farm from there. The intention would be to move back to the original farmhouse after the spare is transferred to the next generation. The proportional loss of PPR on the original is much lower than the gain which would be held over on the spare so it looks like a sensible move.
That's pretty clear. However, I think there must be some confusion at Companies House because I quoted to them a situation with an "old" company changing its share capital and asked if they still want a copy of the new articles and the special resolution. The operator and her "senior" colleague both said that this process no longer requires a special resoultion and that neither document needed to be filed at Companies House?
So if a company is newly formed, all it has to do if it wants alphabet shares is to issue, for example, "A" and "B" shares and then report to Companies House on SH01 that it has done so. No alteration to the articles is necessary because under CA 2006 the articles don't need to mention an authorised share capital?
However, an existing company would have to alter its articles to show authorised share capital being split into "A" and "B" shares and the rights attaching to each class of share. But the company does not have to pass a special resolution or send a copy of the revised articles to Companies House. When "B" shares are subsequently issued a form SH01 must be submitted?
Is that right?
What I'm slightly confused about is, in the first case is the only record of the alphabet shares' rights on form SH01 at Companies House?
Sorry, Chris... ..more a question rather than an answer! Are you the Chris Martin who posted a question in 2003 re valuation of an Estate Agency? If so, did you get any sensible answers? I've been asked to value one for probate purposes and I'm not sure where to start. Thanks
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Employment and Support Allowance
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Don't be put off by the word "Employment" it works for self employed people too.
Couldn't agree more
Both are straight forward and flexible systems that appear to have been designed by people who have a real feeling for the job we do - unlike some other bloated messes of systems which I could mention...
Thanks Ken
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Hit and miss
Like the OP have had mixed results online so now do paper each time.
Hasn't worked for me
On occasions I've inputted the client's bank details where their account shows an overpayment and it hasn't worked. I've then rung the online helpdesk who haven't a clue. The client has had to ring HMRC to request the repayment.
Yes
Once the client authorises you as agent you will both have access to the VAT online process. Authorisation can be manually via 64-8 or online via Government Gateway.
Thanks for the reply
They intend to fully move into the "spare" farmhouse and farm from there. The intention would be to move back to the original farmhouse after the spare is transferred to the next generation. The proportional loss of PPR on the original is much lower than the gain which would be held over on the spare so it looks like a sensible move.
Thanks Euan
That's pretty clear. However, I think there must be some confusion at Companies House because I quoted to them a situation with an "old" company changing its share capital and asked if they still want a copy of the new articles and the special resolution. The operator and her "senior" colleague both said that this process no longer requires a special resoultion and that neither document needed to be filed at Companies House?
I think I understand?
So if a company is newly formed, all it has to do if it wants alphabet shares is to issue, for example, "A" and "B" shares and then report to Companies House on SH01 that it has done so. No alteration to the articles is necessary because under CA 2006 the articles don't need to mention an authorised share capital?
However, an existing company would have to alter its articles to show authorised share capital being split into "A" and "B" shares and the rights attaching to each class of share. But the company does not have to pass a special resolution or send a copy of the revised articles to Companies House. When "B" shares are subsequently issued a form SH01 must be submitted?
Is that right?
What I'm slightly confused about is, in the first case is the only record of the alphabet shares' rights on form SH01 at Companies House?
Sorry, Chris...
..more a question rather than an answer!
Are you the Chris Martin who posted a question in 2003 re valuation of an Estate Agency? If so, did you get any sensible answers? I've been asked to value one for probate purposes and I'm not sure where to start. Thanks