Supplier went into administration 2 years ago - I owe them £4k
- By Scalloway
- Accounts & Finance
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Is the company still in existence on Companies House or has it been liquidated?
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The client has presumably paid the accountant for a service that they didn't provide. Although there will be no interest, there will still be late filing penalties unless you get these overturned so a financial loss. Up to the client of course.There will probably be no need for any legal recourse.
All the CT600's can be submitted now.
I think anything related to 'trading software' you 100% would want legal advice from a top financial services law firm.Start simple. Set up a website as a sole trader to market the software. Compliance may not even be necessary. I sell financial plugins across the world - it's up to the client to ensure they comply with local laws not me.
If you get traction and it starts to earn a few bob you can then decide if you want to incorporate.
@Clarel2303 sorry if you have already mentioned this, but how big is your company (staff & turnover)?7.2 If the Customer is a Microenterprise or Small Enterprise Customer, or a Not-For-Profit Customer, the Minimum Term shall not be more than 24 months for the relevant Services.
That's true of all situations. If you accept a deal without using the ombudsman you cannot then go to court over it.Careful with the ombudsman route. If you accept their decision, you generally can't then go to court for the same issue. Court of Appeal case Clark v In Focus confirmed this, no second bite at the cherry . So choose wisely.
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I wouldn't amend for that, just include in the current year as a under / over provision.
So he wants free advertising?It is a national newspaper with a large readership, so a solicitor I know would love me to quote him in the article.
Unless they have a commercial property section full of advertisers within the publication, when quoting a random solicitor with no such allegiances may put noses out of joint!Why not? If he is an authority on, say, commercial property, his opinion on certain aspects of that market would interest readers.
Hello Alan,Off topic to your opening question.
Curious on how your launch has been. Avid lego fan, multiple builds and pieces and I think yuor idea for product here is great however I would never justify the price point on them (and I understand that they are quality or look of top end quality). Not sure if this market is really there (I may be wrong) for this type of thing?