Just Got a Tax Rebate
Jan 17th 2004, 8:45 am
#1
Monaco here we!!! oh no
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Just Got a Tax Rebate
Letter just came through the door this morning. A rebate from the inland revenue for £14,900 pounds. Overpayment of tax last year on my company.
I am still in shock. I think I will have a glass or two tonight to celebrate.
Visa
Tax Rebate
Does life get any better.
Cheers.
:PARTY:
I am still in shock. I think I will have a glass or two tonight to celebrate.
Visa
Tax Rebate
Does life get any better.
Cheers.
:PARTY:
Jan 17th 2004, 8:59 am
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Re: Just Got a Tax Rebate
Originally posted by ADELAIDE BOUND
Letter just came through the door this morning. A rebate from the inland revenue for £14,900 pounds. Overpayment of tax last year on my company.
I am still in shock. I think I will have a glass or two tonight to celebrate.
Visa
Tax Rebate
Does life get any better.
Cheers.
:PARTY:
Letter just came through the door this morning. A rebate from the inland revenue for £14,900 pounds. Overpayment of tax last year on my company.
I am still in shock. I think I will have a glass or two tonight to celebrate.
Visa
Tax Rebate
Does life get any better.
Cheers.
:PARTY:
Well Done!
Jan 17th 2004, 9:09 am
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Bloody good on ya mate !!!!!!
Dont forget if yer leaving blighty you can claim more from IR after you leave.
Cheers, Im drinkin one for ya
Dont forget if yer leaving blighty you can claim more from IR after you leave.
Cheers, Im drinkin one for ya
Jan 17th 2004, 9:11 am
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is that after you filled in that p85 form?? just wondering as ive just sent mine off. i dowt i`ll get that much back if owt at all...
Jan 17th 2004, 9:25 am
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Originally posted by denhim
is that after you filled in that p85 form?? just wondering as ive just sent mine off. i dowt i`ll get that much back if owt at all...
is that after you filled in that p85 form?? just wondering as ive just sent mine off. i dowt i`ll get that much back if owt at all...
Sorry Denhim
I just pass my company account spreadsheets to the accountant along with bank statements and sign relevant paperwork that he throws in front of me.
For that privelidge he charges me £170 a month on DD.
Still his earned his corn this year.
Cheers.
Jan 17th 2004, 9:27 am
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Originally posted by Luke I Amyofath
Bloody good on ya mate !!!!!!
Dont forget if yer leaving blighty you can claim more from IR after you leave.
Cheers, Im drinkin one for ya
Bloody good on ya mate !!!!!!
Dont forget if yer leaving blighty you can claim more from IR after you leave.
Cheers, Im drinkin one for ya
Cheers Luke and Steve
I know its my money but you just feel its not yours dont you when youre not expecting it. You think they might have made a mistake.
Cheers.
Jan 17th 2004, 5:54 pm
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Gonna have the opposite problem.
I've got 52K in my company (left a lot in it over the years). I was going to take it out between 6 + 15 April and then leave the country, since these will be dividends and split two ways they will be less than the annual allowance and tax free.
Unfortunately Gordon Brown has other ideas, and buried right at the back of the pre budget report was IR591, which is being introduced in April 2004. Unfortunatley no-one knows what it is yet, but as an estimate it will cost us over well over 5 grand, possibly a lot more.
Bang goes my new car, thanks Gordon, I hope you spend the 20K I just sent you wisely. Perhaps some body armour for our troops would be a wise investment...
I've got 52K in my company (left a lot in it over the years). I was going to take it out between 6 + 15 April and then leave the country, since these will be dividends and split two ways they will be less than the annual allowance and tax free.
Unfortunately Gordon Brown has other ideas, and buried right at the back of the pre budget report was IR591, which is being introduced in April 2004. Unfortunatley no-one knows what it is yet, but as an estimate it will cost us over well over 5 grand, possibly a lot more.
Bang goes my new car, thanks Gordon, I hope you spend the 20K I just sent you wisely. Perhaps some body armour for our troops would be a wise investment...
Jan 17th 2004, 5:58 pm
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Originally posted by PaulDClark
Gonna have the opposite problem.
I've got 52K in my company (left a lot in it over the years). I was going to take it out between 6 + 15 April and then leave the country, since these will be dividends and split two ways they will be less than the annual allowance and tax free.
Unfortunately Gordon Brown has other ideas, and buried right at the back of the pre budget report was IR591, which is being introduced in April 2004. Unfortunatley no-one knows what it is yet, but as an estimate it will cost us over well over 5 grand, possibly a lot more.
Bang goes my new car, thanks Gordon, I hope you spend the 20K I just sent you wisely. Perhaps some body armour for our troops would be a wise investment...
Gonna have the opposite problem.
I've got 52K in my company (left a lot in it over the years). I was going to take it out between 6 + 15 April and then leave the country, since these will be dividends and split two ways they will be less than the annual allowance and tax free.
Unfortunately Gordon Brown has other ideas, and buried right at the back of the pre budget report was IR591, which is being introduced in April 2004. Unfortunatley no-one knows what it is yet, but as an estimate it will cost us over well over 5 grand, possibly a lot more.
Bang goes my new car, thanks Gordon, I hope you spend the 20K I just sent you wisely. Perhaps some body armour for our troops would be a wise investment...
Mr Thrifty is a bit of a B*****d on the sly isnt he.
Add that to the list of reasons to emmigrate.
Cheers.
Jan 17th 2004, 6:05 pm
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Yes, its reckoned that this new tax will hit 300,000 small businesses in the UK.
Haven't seen anything in the news about it though. Its a replacement for IR35, which apparantly has cost 1.20 for every pound collected. Should raise about 2 Billion for him.
Haven't seen anything in the news about it though. Its a replacement for IR35, which apparantly has cost 1.20 for every pound collected. Should raise about 2 Billion for him.
Jan 17th 2004, 6:45 pm
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Originally posted by ADELAIDE BOUND
Sorry Denhim
I just pass my company account spreadsheets to the accountant along with bank statements and sign relevant paperwork that he throws in front of me.
For that privelidge he charges me £170 a month on DD.
Still his earned his corn this year.
Cheers.
Sorry Denhim
I just pass my company account spreadsheets to the accountant along with bank statements and sign relevant paperwork that he throws in front of me.
For that privelidge he charges me £170 a month on DD.
Still his earned his corn this year.
Cheers.
