Unbelievable Jeff

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-48685344

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So, with Boris no longer guaranteeing Brexit on October 31st, is he still the favourite with the Tory membership?

Totally agree with the last sentence, he would be brilliant if he joined the Lib Dems. Hunt was pretty decent.

Time will tell...

Yep, Lib Dem and SNP will be kingmakers.

He's only sore because he's taken because of the enormous load he's had to swallow.

Maybe the Brexit party should have got all those who did the Brexit March from Sunderland to do the same thing?

That last sentence is ******** - he's about as far away from being an England player as I am - there are a ridiculous amount off English LBs ahead of him.

They were interested just before we gave him a new contract.

Anthony Pulis?

By the silent voters voted in the last election. Not sure what difference you think it'd make to the numbers.

I agree. Although tends to be alright around where I am - also have chargers at current place of work (although with my job that's never going to be a constant).

Currently 313 plays 294 - you don't think this gap would close?

It'll be a Labour, SNP, Lib Dem coalition.

And David Davis. And Ken Clarke.

If I were Boris, I'd let Raab have this one, as whichever Brexiteer wins they will be out within 3 months as they'll have lost a GE. Still not 100% sure how to use my vote TBH. Although I have to say I have only just noticed my £2.00 direct debit is still going out of my account every month...

You cannot teach physical attributes. Get those physical attributes and develop the rest.

It's going to end up being Boris isn't it? At least we'll see a confidence vote and then a GE. And then no Brexit.

Norway style deal is only available once we leave the EU, so we'll see what gets negotiated once we've left, whether through May's deal or no deal.

Nun's are celibate aren't they?

I could do. How much would it cost for you to stop wishing babies dead? That'd be a good place to start.

So I assume you're not aware but there are a few people on this forum who work for Contractor advice sites and I would guess have also done this. I have asked my accountant, but TBH I don't pay much for him and he's part of one of those large ones that give you a blanket statement when you ask **** like this. I have also asked it here on a specialist contractor website, but no-one has answered my questions: https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/accounting-legal/118141-electric-car-through-ltd-7.html I'm not really sure why you think someone trying to work out the cheapest way to buy a car is showing off, but if you think someone asking accounting advice on spending £30k on a car is showing off then I'm sorry you feel that way. So, do you have an answer, or are you just going to carry on being a whiney little b!tch?

So next March I’m thinking of going down the electric route with the release of the new Tesla 3. The purchase would be through my Limited Company, and as such there are a number of tax benefits that I would benefit from. However, I’m trying to work out how much the car will cost me, and what is the best way to purchase it. A bit of background: I pay 32.5% tax on dividends. I tend to keep around a years worth of salary in the company in case of a lack of work. Therefore, I am thinking of purchasing through HP. To the Maths: The car cost £53240. You are allowed a 100% allowance on the corporation tax in the first year, so I will save £10115. This will be put down as the deposit on the car, so the car cost will reduce to £43125. The remaining £43125 will be funded either through a 5 year HP deal (£828 per month, and £49680 cost for the business). There is no road tax payable (I believe), I would have to pay 2% BIK per year which is a negligible cost (£424). Insurance, servicing etc can be paid through the company. If I were to sell the car I would have to pay Corp tax on the sale of the car, so I would guess around £5k if I sold after 5 years. I would also save around £9000 over the 5 years in fuel costs personally. So, a couple of questions to those that know this better than me. 1. I am trying to work out the real cost to myself versus what I would pay to buy/lease a car personally. Would this be £828 x 0.81 (minus corp tax) x 0.675 (minus dividend tax) = £453 p/m, or would it be £828 x 0.675 (minus dividend tax) = £559 p/m 2. Once the 5 years are complete and the car is purchased, can I just keep the car as a depreciating asset within the business, and keep using it (or give it to the missus) ad infinitum and just pay BIK? 3. Does the overall maths above make sense? If so, it seems to me like it is a bit of a no-brainer…as long as I keep my company going. Thoughts?

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