I understand what you mean. I think I prefer the idea of flat rate at the minute as just looked in to it and its 9.5% at present but will have to book an appointment with my accountant to she what she says before I commit to anything as I don't really understand all the account side.
Oh yeah, its a killer every quarter, now its got to be done online you dont even get a reminder, no doubt trying to catch you out so they can fine you for late payment. what do you mean by 1/4?
when i bought my van i made sure that the invoice fell in the end of my quarter = 1/4 to claim it back
if you do your own as i do, you can request an email reminder, it comes a couple of weeks before the end of that 1/4, have a look and you will see a button to request it..
mine went in too. Did you know that if your accountant says that your van is only worth say a £1000 on the books and you sell it for £1500 you pay tax on the profit you made ie the £500
Yeah thats why its better to get a low px and lower price on the new van. rather than think ooh! thats a good px price and pay more on the new one. Last van was 6 years old, I had never kept one longer than 3 b4.
I've just got in with a company where I'm supplying and fitting so that's what made me think of going vat. The other companies I work for they supply and I fit. Just in two minds at the minute as I will have to charge the vat. Either that or I pass on details for this new company to do the same IE. me fit they supply so they can claim the vat back which I don't really want to do as I'm getting bigger jobs from them now.