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Post by mambo on Feb 7, 2007 17:09:06 GMT 1
If you want to avoid paying taxes as a company you will have to set up a tax structure for your company. It will cost some money, so not advisable if it is only one house, but if you have more business and generating profits every year you will be able to save a lot of money by using a correct (legal) structure.
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Post by Carol on Feb 7, 2007 22:50:20 GMT 1
Bribers... isn't it 3 years from the point of ownership? You remember that technically people are supposed to wait until they have permission before they buy? So technically three years from the date that the sales contract is signed and notarised. In reality, people buy and even try to sell again befoire the permission arrives, but in this case it would probably best to count it as 3 years from the date you give the land registry a complete set of documents (i.e. including the permission).
As to the tax, you have 45 days to tell the tax office about your purchase. Then you wait and wait. Then they send out someone to value you it. Then you wait and wait. Then they phone you up and say please come and collect it NOW! Then you have 28 days to pay and even if you appeal, you still have to pay within 28 days or be fined.
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Post by rijekafan on Feb 8, 2007 14:11:41 GMT 1
forget about paying your lawyer for this information and get a bookeeper or accountant ot explain it.This is what they do not the lawyers!!!
Pay that a-hole lawyer for his crappy advice never! Alas I have to pay him if I buy a property through his miserable agency. As he said he is there to take my money, not to offer leagl advice
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