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Stedman and Linda Saleh have already joined up with Duffin at Angel Share Capital. The bs RNS about interested parties was the final effort to delay a shareholder uprising and probably rinse whatevers left.
They will take the money and walk off into the sunset before opening another venture in a few months.
That's what my email to NNN was about.
Do we still have directors whom we are paying and they tell us, the part owners of the company, nothing! How long does due diligence take on a company with very little apart from, hopefully, IP assets.
Selecta6,
My journalist contact writes manly sport type articles, but hopefully she can either pass any info I give to her, onward or put me in contact with the appropriate financial linked journo.
At least Dick Turpin had a proper mask.
Name and shame them
Nice one Rooky.
I'm sure when he said 'interested party', he meant he was connecting with an interesting party. One where he celebrates his significant income at our expense.
I'm fully up for your journo contact. Bring it on. Get him warmed up and ready to roll.
I had a journo contact from the dark and distant past. I'll see if i can rack him up.
If the 'interested party' was a fiction of the companies imagination, then that will be yet another nail to hammer into the boards coffin.
I have a contact who is a free lance journalism (did a full page article about myself in the Telegraph a few years ago, but that's another story).
They will be my first port of call, unless the suspension of share is lifted.
I have written an email to the general enquiries department at NNN.
Asking for some Answers that I put to Resolve who told me to email general enquiries at nanosynth.
So I await a reply.???
Yes, my transfer is the same, showing at the original trade price, so my standard account is showing a significant loss against NNN.
I'm awaiting a reply from HMRC (can take up to 30 days)
But, a little research points me to The Individual Savings Account Regulations 1998, reg 34
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1998/1870/regulation/34
Capital gains tax—adaptation of enactments
34.—(1) For the purposes of capital gains tax on the occasion when the title to account investments is transferred from an account manager to an account investor there shall be deemed to be a disposal and reacquisition by the account investor of those investments for a consideration equal to their market value at the date of the transfer.
If the ink has gone missing... Maybe they should claim on the insurance.
@aiminingtoplease you’ve been following this board you know who DR M is!!!
20k down unless there’s a turnaround in our fortunes !
We have some shareholders working v hard on our behalf my thanks to them !
Sucked in by promises of Gold from Duffin!
Where’s the INK Mark Duffin does it still have any value as per RNS ?
Rns 17/1 we have 6000 litres of ink. ( Google printer Ink )
NG1
Perhaps the interested party 🥳 was Boris Johnson he'd fit in here a treat, tho I doubt he's as good a liar as Mc .Duffin.
looks like the 'interested party' was made up, to waste time and get people off their back.
ie not email cave/contact fca/contact nano****e...etc
No.
The die is cast!!
The wicked suggestion of the last RNS, was exactly that, wicked.
Just to take the heat off the situation.
The oik installed as CE is a disgrace to mankind.
Complete lack of truth, is so many successive RNS's
Is there a last roll of the dice ?
Watch them dodgy email accounts might be a boiler room from the loony bin UG dressed up as Ms, straight jacket on straight jacket off , cluck cluck ..
Castle
Unitedguy, my apologies lol, how obvious lol, I’m on holiday at moment, I’ve saved address, I’ll email you end of month, when I return to Uk.
ATB
Poor its an email address
United guy, I tried numerous times, nothing on there???
Perhaps a thames water rescue deal is on offer
It is interesting to note that halifax share dealing has moved all the figures to a normal share account - book price,profit/loss and stock value.
When NNN delist then the final loss is in a normal share account.As many people say it is not a loss or profit until a share is sold.
I am no tax expert but I would question the difference of suspension/delist relative to when a loss really materialises.
Your correct
Your loss from initial point of purchase to the suspended share price value unfortunately sits in your ISA I’m afraid.
Any knowledge on the tax implications of this?
Obviously, the loss sitting in the ISA has no taxable value/credit your overall portfolio (the downside of holding in an ISA, but you can't have your cake & eat it too), but now that the shares have been forcibly moved due to ISA rules, where does the loss sit?
Does it reside in the ISA, or does the loss move to your standard account?
I have no tax education, but my expectation is that the (considerable) paper loss made within the ISA has now been realised within the ISA, and the transfer to the standard account is done at the suspended price?
I'm clinging on to the hope that someone with tax education will tell me that I could now use the loss in NNN against my share account