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Oh yes absolutely, I agree they are still a huge firm and there will be certain reasons why they are a good fit (which I'll be honest I'm not aware of). Ultimately a very good auditing firm that should serve them well. But, to say that Crowe gives SYME global auditor and enables it to expand, but GT wouldn't have given them this, isn't necessarily correct.
GT's worldwide presence is absolutely huge, they are the 5th biggest accountancy firm in the world with offices in basically every country. I'm not sure why anyone thinks Crowe is a better fit and shows SYME is getting ready to scale? I'm not ramping / de-ramping or whatever, I'm just stating facts on this.
HMRC state the following:
‘You also do not pay Capital Gains Tax when you dispose of shares you’ve put into an ISA or PEP’
So contrary to the *******s that Poly is saying, you will not pay tax on these shares if you have them in an ISA, even if they go up 1000%.
But don’t let facts get in the way of your ****e Poly.
Polycomc4 what are you talking about? If you put money in a shares ISA, so long as you don't put more than £20k in per tax year, it's all tax free (the gains and the dividends) even if the gains are over £20k. You are talking complete rubbish - if you had to sell your car because of the tax bill, seems you weren't very smart with how you spent your earnings from shares...
I much prefer these share price movements, gradual daily increases with much less volatility. I love a 30% daily increase as much as anyone, but SYME is struggling to hold the increases at the moment for some reason (people thinking it's a fraud, MMs etc.) so this will do me just fine for now while awareness of SYME increases and the IIs start to take more notice.