My books from Interactive data show that Dairy Crest 25p shares were placed at 155p on 28/08/1996, and that Genus plc ord 10p shares were placed on AIM at 180p on 05/07/2000.
The invoice just says:
To dress and style the flat and includes a few hundred pounds for furniture rental.
Client says that this increased the price obtained.
You will need to an Australian accountant regarding the Australian tax implications. Assuming this is residential property, if you are non resident for UK tax purposes, you will need to complete a non-resident CGT form with 30 days of the sale.
You can find the details are here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/capital-gains-tax-for-non-residents-uk-resid.... Happy to assist if you need more help.
The software is Xero, not Zero, and our clients who have used it like it. It is our preferred software of those mentioned. Xero has lots of video and online help.
We used to use Moneysoft and transferred to BrightPay because of its auto-enrolment features. We are sticking with BrightPay because of that but found Moneysoft much better to use. We don't like the reports, and sometimes information doesn't seem to retained properly from one month to next.
I agree that pro-rata does not apply, it is just people earning over £60k. And yes, you need to disclose total trustee and key personnel remuneration & benefits. This may be just his salary or not.
Yes, HMRC want to add back 75% of deferred tax from net asset value. They have then taken 50% of this revised net asset value, for the value of the 50% holding and then given a 10% deduction for 50%/private company shares.
We had a phone call from the IHT section a few days ago confirming that they were now dealing with my letter sent just before Christmas, when I pointed out an error in their previous letter.
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My books from Interactive data show that Dairy Crest 25p shares were placed at 155p on 28/08/1996, and that Genus plc ord 10p shares were placed on AIM at 180p on 05/07/2000.
The invoice just says:
To dress and style the flat and includes a few hundred pounds for furniture rental.
Client says that this increased the price obtained.
You said No, and then edited it to Yes, and then put it back to No.
Please clarify.
You will need to an Australian accountant regarding the Australian tax implications. Assuming this is residential property, if you are non resident for UK tax purposes, you will need to complete a non-resident CGT form with 30 days of the sale.
You can find the details are here:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/capital-gains-tax-for-non-residents-uk-resid.... Happy to assist if you need more help.
We have one from SumUp. Haven't used a great deal, but seems OK.
The software is Xero, not Zero, and our clients who have used it like it. It is our preferred software of those mentioned. Xero has lots of video and online help.
We used to use Moneysoft and transferred to BrightPay because of its auto-enrolment features. We are sticking with BrightPay because of that but found Moneysoft much better to use. We don't like the reports, and sometimes information doesn't seem to retained properly from one month to next.
I agree that pro-rata does not apply, it is just people earning over £60k. And yes, you need to disclose total trustee and key personnel remuneration & benefits. This may be just his salary or not.
Yes, HMRC want to add back 75% of deferred tax from net asset value. They have then taken 50% of this revised net asset value, for the value of the 50% holding and then given a 10% deduction for 50%/private company shares.
We had a phone call from the IHT section a few days ago confirming that they were now dealing with my letter sent just before Christmas, when I pointed out an error in their previous letter.