Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Still 83% excellent on trust pilot. These latest negative reviews are all based on their compensation claims and not based on the bread and butter loans Amigo actually provide which are always rated positively. The total joke of it is the poor English and structure of their moaning. Probably says a lot about them.
IF YOU CAN’T AFFORD A LOAN DON’T TAKE THE LOAN. Especially don’t complain Amigo went after your guarantor when you don’t pay as per the agreement. Unbelievable.
I have every faith in a full recovery and will be loading up a hell of a lot when Eurasia comes in. I’m sure many other EUAers will be doing the same.
There are a few reasons that do allow it (none apply to SYME) but the company extended their year end from 31 March 20 to 30 September 20 before shortening it to 31 December then again to 30 December to extend the filing date requirement.
They can’t extend their year end again within a five year period. I can’t believe their accountant didn’t highlight the issues when they did this. He should come over to a decent firm like that company I work for. He should disengage.
If they miss something like this what else are they doing incorrectly. Thank god for auditors.
We all know that the accounts we are waiting on won’t show a great picture or give us anything unexpected. It’s the December 20 accounts we wait on eagerly.
The suspension doesn’t concern me at all. Just necessary to get all the statutory requirement boxes ticked.
Wouldn’t they have discussed their proposal with the FCA before they put the effort into launching the scheme? Chances are it’s already been approved by them? All I know is if we get through this, it could be amazing for all investors.
30 September
https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/03936915
Serious investors will do their own research as the majority of people involved here have done. It’s an article and an opinion but changes nothing to the current situation. We’re in the home stretch after a long an winding road.
Many ways to mitigate tax liabilities. Ask your accountant to introduce you to perhaps EIS for example (defer some of the gain and 30% tax back on any income tax paid that tax year on the value of the investment). Could make additional pension contributions to extend your basic rate band is another subject to limits... Jumping ahead here I know - all depends on what offer final lands and the extent to the gain but I think everyone is a little excited. The lucky ones will have this in an isa. I am not one of the lucky ones.
There will be no need to calculate any gains under the three rules (acquired same day, acquired in the following 30 days, or from the average cost pool) if there is a full sale. Total proceeds on sale less total base cost of shares = gain. This makes it far easier as I’ve bought mine through hundreds of different purchases.
As soon as the gain is realised (investment sold) then tax will be due on the capital gain in excess of your personal allowance (12,300 for 20/21). The tax will be at your marginal rate of tax (currently 10 or 20%).
Not that the board’s and our interests were not aligned to start with but incentives are important and there should be a positive reaction in the SP today. Wish I’d loaded up a bit more at sub-10p now but it was and I suppose still is a slightly risky investment. I have faith though. Exciting times ahead.