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In the EU we have become lazy, we say we supported the abolishment of slavary yet we are happy to have relied on slave labour and buy products which are manufactured by the same. We have supported a lack of investment in our own industries thats why we import vast quantities of apples, lamb, fish and other products, all products we are known world wide for producing. I hope we can now turn this country around and make it the great nation it was once known for. We are lucky we have the climate and resources other countries can only dream of. Let's stop reliying so much on imports and allowing this country to be held to ransom.
Obviously reginal. All those ****ging off the media and there is me thinking the media had been silenced. Wednesday and Thursday no coverage at all and yet here in bexley it was murder. 3 mile radius 5 out of 6 stations empty including supermarkets. Even now Q's causing havock on bus routes. Last night a Q for over an hour at gone midnight.
Looking at their response regarding their liability as such and yes we all know we are taking a risk it makes you wonder why they ever publish anything and why anyone would ever bother reading anything they publish. All contractors have a responsibility to ensure any sub contractors work within the rules. The editor has a responsibly to ensure what is published is factually correct or they may as well just publish anything they see on BB's
I suggest maybe they should place that reply before everything they publish in future. Or maybe just state before everything they publish, the following could be bollix but we don't know because it's not our views it's a third party's view.
I heard that div tax will increase April 22 by 1.25% but am a little confused and yes I'm talking about shares which cannot be placed in an ISA.
I know we are hoping all is completed this year and I suppose my questions relate to any year.
Q1: I heard div's are counted as income and so I would have thought income would include NI. So would we pay div tax or income tax or does it depend on personal circumstance.
Q2 Would anyone know what you would expect to pay for professional advice to sort once a div is received.
Cheers all.
I'm no expert but surely if you only pay tax when you withdraw from your dealing account what's to stop you never withdrawing above you're tax allowance each year and therefore never paying tax. Also people suggest transferring via bed and isa but is it not the case that at the point you sell before its bought back if you make a profit that's also taxable?
I have always avoided smart meters and will do so for as long as possible. I like the mechanical meter. How long before the smart meters get too smart as such. The energy company's can't be trusted. When they can decide and tell the meter what a Kw is if you get my meaning and the meter can charge different rates at different times we will have no way of checking or even knowing what we are being charged for.
Tha ks for the replies. On another note then in relation to Bothwell reply. I do have some in an ISA but if i move say the full years allocation to the ISA I know I will not pay tax on the gain made while its in the ISA but I assume I will on the gain made before it was transfered into the ISA.
Am I right on that do you know?
Thanks in advance.
Hi hope someone can shed a little light. Does CGT apply to the duration of the share holding or just the gain in this tax year. For example and the figures used are just for illustration. If I buy 1 share in 2002 for £1 and the value goes up and down and by the end of the 2020 tax year it has rissen to £7. In 2021 the company sells for £10. Would you be liable for CGT on the £3 Gained in 2021 or the full £9 gained since 2002?
Any of you wise sailors got any ideas?
Statement says 5bn allocated to shareholders but not sure what it equates to with regard to a dividend.
New to posting also as you can see. So if Sp has no impact on the sell price why are people jittery and concerned that it hasent risen as expected? Could there be a situation where through excitement etc the share price shot up to let's say for arguments sake £3 but the final buy out price was lower say £1.50 would not folks be more jittery as to whether to sell at the so or wait for the sale? Sorry if this is a daft question or does not make sense.