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$148.6/T (65% Fines) $43 (PP): $151.40/T
I've heard it take more than 4 months to get a reply from the swiss tax authorities before, so you might hear sometime soon!!
I've been out since 233. Crypto and US markets crashing their bubbles at the moment so all my money is in safe places right now until things start settling. Then hopefully i'll buy back im around or below 100p.
"I will keep trying I calculated it all and then realised I'd calculated it on the dividend payment date instead of the date I purchased them. Matthew if the tax man contacts me that will defo finish me off, this form is too much."
You'll want the exchange rate for when the payment of the dividend was made not when you bought the shares. You could have held shares for years and rates change, it's when the payment was actually paid which is when you'll be looking to do the conversions.
Freedom my y/n answers were yyyny nnnnnnn, n, for the observations for "3. Held within Tax Free Stocks and Shares ISA"
Though not really sure if there's anything else I should be putting for observations on the 3. Were you subject to income tax or corporation tax on the income listed. If the answer is no give full particulars.
Can only claim once per calendar year, but for previous couple of years in one go. So something you do at the end of the calendar year.
Freedom: I selected Yes as it's my position/portfolio and whether i draw or reinvest the income is up to me.
I'll get back to you later. But effectively yes just multiply all the gbp amounts for that date by the rate. Different dates though will have different rates. So in my case I had to do 10 different rates for each divi date. Don't hesitate to ask. Was confusing filling it out the first time for me too, but rinse amd repeat for any subsequent claims.
Yes, people tend to go for the divi then find out after the fact when it's smaller than they expect, then find out the hurdles they have to go through after the fact. I've 2 years of divis i'm claiming back in one go. Though it'll be many months before i'm likely to see any of it back.
Lots of calculations to figure out the quantities in Swiss Francs on the date on the dividend voucher. All the relevent info should be on the dividend voucher in respective quantities, Gross dividend, Dividend rate, number of shares, and due date, but you'll need to look up date when you acquired the shares and convert all the money values to swiss francs. You can look up the exchange rates on each day easily online.
I filled out column 7 as I've got it in an ISA so can't claim the full amount. If you've got it in a pension it's Column 8, column 9 is tax paid on Interest, you'll be 7 or 8 ;)
Hate to say this, but Putin is going to not risk any lives on going into the steel works, but will just keep dropping bombs on it until it's just a burial site, or they run out of resources and surrender.
Unlikely, think for the near term it'll depend on what stocked up they have. The risk is if they have a storage area of any size for the mine, it could be a target with eyes on the region as they are. As it's the major oil production facilities in Ukraine it'll probably have significant knock on effects across the country until it's back up and running properly. Might force production eventually to stop, but they might have already reduced operations.
If all goes back to some normality eventually, they will likely put more investment into growth to help kickstart the economy and help spark industry again. Likely more infrastructure like train cars. With dividends being a proportion of free cash flow, we might end up putting most free cash into capital expenditure for a few years now. There were plans for a solar farm, which might be brought forward if they get backing by government and companies. They may even upscale it now.
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Your lack of research on the facilities is showing. The furnaces and pelletisers haven't been cheap to upgrade. It's not just a mine but production facilities to produce high grade pellets too. To say they won't hit facilities to cripple the economy is a stupid thing to tempt.
You do realise Ukraine won't want a ceasefire when they're pushing them out of territory. Will be down to how quickly they can push them back to the borders. We could be 6 months down the line before hostilities stop.
Won't go to 0p with product to sell on the side already, cash in bank to cover expenses for the time being. If this is a long term war of attrition then they'll attempt to use the rail network to Poland to get some income. It's at worst in limbo until the Russians take enough casualties they have to pull back. 10k KIA and 16k WIA are pretty heavy losses at the moment. Another few weeks and Ukraine might start getting the upper hand on numbers. I'm out for the next few weeks at least, as the possibility of the facilities being taken out/down isn't negligible to stop the cash cow the company has become.
It's spiking on news which are just the same conditions Russia have stated all along, though we all know that Russia is just going to start heavy shelling cities until they get concessions now. An attempt to push to Odesa, taking Mariupol to control the southern regions and attempt to surround the resistance in the Donetsk and Luhansk. This is going to be a drawn out affair now as Russia instead opts for the bombardment of the cities to ruins. That's why I think the US and UK have now opted to give higher calibre defensive weapons. Russia has a huge amount of shelling capability though to take out. I think supply of fuel has been a major issue, and I think ultimately the invasion is doomed as a consequence of supply lines, and fierce opposition. Though destroying all infrastructure now seems the plan to wear the country down.
Fuel is going to be harder to come by the closer the frontline gets, and fuel deliveries to anyone by rail is going to be a prime target. I wouldn't be surprised if operations were significantly reduced already even on the mine, though the more stockpile they can gather will only add to the value of the company later. On the positive side rail routes into Europe are already being improved for corn/wheat exports etc, so with this improvement and given 50% usually goes to European markets anyway, it could give us ability to rail exports even if barge and ship aren't available to the south. I think the price is going to fluctuate between 130-170 for the next 10 days as things are going. Bad news of heavy shelling, offset by news of armour being taken out and aircraft brought down.
Well looks like the Black Sea is now blockaded for trade, the Danube will still be open for trade until they take the ports though.
The only way this either plays out, that Russia and armoured units whittled down to a stage where they're sitting ducks without support, or the push to wipe out resistance is so severe they manage to take those key cities by flattening them. I think we're currently on the precipice and it could go either way. Which is why the further drop and loss of confidence in Ukraine's ability/support. NATO is not going to do anything to further escalate, but going to hope Ukraine can hold them back without Jets. Russia can't stay put and hold what they've gained now, else this will prolong the pain and potentially be riskier politically, either by falling troop morale or public enlightenment. They're all in and will not stop until either side is defeated unfortunately. The nuclear scare is just to taunt NATO into doing something foolish. Realistically the fallout would cover half of Russia with the winds as they are at the moment. If Russia's advance falters just for a few days this share price will rocket up pretty quickly. No one wants to hold the weekend when events can happen so quickly in these situations. As for the mine's operations, I imagine they're continuing as normal for the time being, though I'd be surprised if heavy machinery isn't used in the defence of Kremenchuk if the advance get's there. There's a lot that could be done to halt vehicle movement with a few heavy diggers. Puts them also as easy targets to prevent actions like this too if Russia is retroactive.
Zaporozhye is to the southeast i meant,