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17 October 2006, 03:07 PM
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Y are ebay links banned?
people post up links alot for comedy value and also the item number when ther selling stuff, so whats the point in them being banned?
people post up links alot for comedy value and also the item number when ther selling stuff, so whats the point in them being banned?
26 October 2006, 11:21 AM
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27 October 2006, 12:13 AM
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intersting, suposed running cost of £12k a year prob nearer 20k by now but they y are they chargng vat when you don't pay it unless your turn over is over 60k???????
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27 October 2006, 12:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
intersting, suposed running cost of £12k a year prob nearer 20k by now but they y are they chargng vat when you don't pay it unless your turn over is over 60k???????
27 October 2006, 12:55 AM
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Sorry but you can register for VAT below that level if you wish 
Taken from HMRC Website
What that has to do with ebay links is beyond me though!
Taken from HMRC Website
2.3 Can I still be registered if I am not liable to be registered?
Yes. If you are not liable to be registered because the value of your taxable supplies, distance sales, or acquisitions is below the limits set out in the supplement to this notice, you can apply for voluntary registration. You can also apply to register prior to making taxable supplies, distance sales or acquisitions. In all cases you should think carefully whether registering will really benefit you. If we agree to register you from an earlier date, you:
must account for VAT on all your taxable business supplies from that date
cannot apply later to change the date and
can recover input tax incurred in respect of your taxable supplies from that date.
Yes. If you are not liable to be registered because the value of your taxable supplies, distance sales, or acquisitions is below the limits set out in the supplement to this notice, you can apply for voluntary registration. You can also apply to register prior to making taxable supplies, distance sales or acquisitions. In all cases you should think carefully whether registering will really benefit you. If we agree to register you from an earlier date, you:
must account for VAT on all your taxable business supplies from that date
cannot apply later to change the date and
can recover input tax incurred in respect of your taxable supplies from that date.
27 October 2006, 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
only have to pay it over that level, i run my own business mate
Admittedly I did have to check out the HMRC website first
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30 October 2006, 10:31 PM
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yeah yeah sorry didn't mean you can't, ment only had to pay over that level, if the site is only taking that low level of cash i y charge people vat?
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