night yogi moonsievelvet summer
@Yogi19 posted:Evening all
Weather was rainy, then sunny and now rainy again.
Happy to report there were no more accidents in the Yogi household todayI hope you all had a good day
Hi Yogi
Good to hear
Good morning everyone it's a morning with promise! Looks like it's on track to deliver some sunshine.
Enjoy your day everyone
Good morning everyone
Rained here last night for a time, cloudy here. Last mainly dry day. As from tomorrow, it's forecast to be very unsettled for many days thanjs to the jet stream moving.
Yogi, I'm glad you and Mr Y had no further mishaps
I hope everyone has a good day
Good morning everyone
Cool overcast start to the day here. First line full of washing on the line. Second lot in the washer
It should be dry today then the next dry day will be Thursday followed by at least four days of rain
I hope you all have a lovely day
@Moonie posted:Good morning everyone
Cool overcast start to the day here. First line full of washing on the line. Second lot in the washer
It should be dry today then the next dry day will be Thursday followed by at least four days of rain
I hope you all have a lovely day
four days of rain, followed by two dry days followed by four days of rain so extremely unsettled.
@El Loro posted:four days of rain, followed by two dry days followed by four days of rain so extremely unsettled.
Great news El
More washing on the line, more washing in the washer
@Moonie posted:Great news El
More washing on the line, more washing in the washer
Well done
Dealing with the tax return of a client. Has some shares including some in his employer, a well known plc. As is often the case employees buy shares in their employer by setting asisde a regular amount out of their pay. Then when sufficient money has built up, it's used to buy shares. The client has been doing this for 20 years and from time to time will sell some of the shares.
Capital gains tax is liable on any gain. Shares in a company are dealt with in a pool. To give a very simplistic example. 100 shares in A plc are bought at ÂĢ1 each so ÂĢ100 paid. A year later another 100 shares in A plc are bought at ÂĢ2 each so ÂĢ200 paid. So the pool cost of the 200 shares is ÂĢ300. Then 50 shares are sold for ÂĢ4 each so ÂĢ400 proceeds. The pool cost of those 50 shares is 50/200 x ÂĢ300 = ÂĢ75. He has a capital gain of ÂĢ400 less ÂĢ75 equals ÂĢ325. He still has 200 - 50 equals 150 shares and the cost for tax purposes is ÂĢ225 (ÂĢ300 - ÂĢ75, the same as 150/200 x ÂĢ300).
As you can imagine, over 20 years, the calculation becomes rather complex.
Client has sold some of the shares in A plc for the first time I've been doing his returns (about the last 7 years). So when I ask him for documents to be able to work out the tax I think you can guess that he's found nothing so far.
There's an annual exemption for capital gains tax. The amount he got for the shares is less than the expempt amount so we don't have to do anything for the return I'm doing. But there could well be big problems in future years.
(I did tell him in writing back in 2014 to keep contract notes for investments as I would need to see them if he sold shares so he can't hold me responsible if he gets problems in future)
Three, possibly four buried lakes of water discovered on Mars:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/sci...environment-54337779
Don't get too excited as the water is probably so salty for there to be any life able to survive.
@El Loro posted:Dealing with the tax return of a client. Has some shares including some in his employer, a well known plc. As is often the case employees buy shares in their employer by setting asisde a regular amount out of their pay. Then when sufficient money has built up, it's used to buy shares. The client has been doing this for 20 years and from time to time will sell some of the shares.
Capital gains tax is liable on any gain. Shares in a company are dealt with in a pool. To give a very simplistic example. 100 shares in A plc are bought at ÂĢ1 each so ÂĢ100 paid. A year later another 100 shares in A plc are bought at ÂĢ2 each so ÂĢ200 paid. So the pool cost of the 200 shares is ÂĢ300. Then 50 shares are sold for ÂĢ4 each so ÂĢ400 proceeds. The pool cost of those 50 shares is 50/200 x ÂĢ300 = ÂĢ75. He has a capital gain of ÂĢ400 less ÂĢ75 equals ÂĢ325. He still has 200 - 50 equals 150 shares and the cost for tax purposes is ÂĢ225 (ÂĢ300 - ÂĢ75, the same as 150/200 x ÂĢ300).
As you can imagine, over 20 years, the calculation becomes rather complex.
Client has sold some of the shares in A plc for the first time I've been doing his returns (about the last 7 years). So when I ask him for documents to be able to work out the tax I think you can guess that he's found nothing so far.
There's an annual exemption for capital gains tax. The amount he got for the shares is less than the expempt amount so we don't have to do anything for the return I'm doing. But there could well be big problems in future years.
(I did tell him in writing back in 2014 to keep contract notes for investments as I would need to see them if he sold shares so he can't hold me responsible if he gets problems in future)
Thatâs simple?
Not to me it isnât El
@Moonie posted:Thatâs simple?
Not to me it isnât El
I used the word simplistic rather than simple. A realistic example would far more complicated. If I had the information I would be using a spreadsheet to help me calculate it
night moonsie everybody
Good morning everyone it's a cold and windy morning with plenty of rain to come.
Enjoy your day everyone
Good morning everyone
Very cloudy at present. Rain for much of the day forecast to start some time this morning.
Another client is due to drop off their papers in about an hour, hopefully before the rain starts.
I hope everyone has a good day
Good morning everyone
We have rain which is set for the rest of the day
Enough said
Squiggle, I hope you donât get blown away
El, I hope your client does arrive before the rain
I hope you all have a good day despite the weather
Thanks Moonie The client did arrive on time just to drop off his papers. I was able to then pop out for some local shopping before the rain sets in
@El Loro posted:Thanks Moonie The client did arrive on time just to drop off his papers. I was able to then pop out for some local shopping before the rain sets in
Iâm glad your client managed to drop off the papers and to shop in the dry
@Moonie posted:Iâm glad your client managed to drop off the papers and to shop in the dry
Thanks Moonie
Just about to have my lunch only to find a deer standing in the garden. A doe I think she has now sat down and looks quite relaxed. Very exciting!
@squiggle posted:Just about to have my lunch only to find a deer standing in the garden. A doe I think she has now sat down and looks quite relaxed. Very exciting!
Oh, wow, how exciting squiggle
@squiggle posted:Just about to have my lunch only to find a deer standing in the garden. A doe I think she has now sat down and looks quite relaxed. Very exciting!
You are very fortunate
The rain started later here than I was expecting but it's been raining now for about 3 hours and expected for most of the evening. Tomorrow seems to be a better day though.
@El Loro posted:The rain started later here than I was expecting but it's been raining now for about 3 hours and expected for most of the evening. Tomorrow seems to be a better day though.
Tomorrow is supposed to be better here too El
Still raining here currently
@Moonie posted:Tomorrow is supposed to be better here too El
Still raining here currently
A partial reprieve for the Red button text service from the BBC. It was going to be axed months ago but the BBC decided to postpone the axe. It's now staying but with less pages.
Local, national and international news will now remain on the red button, along with the sports news headlines, fixtures and results; and weather forecast.
Yet from mid-2021, features like the lottery results and in-depth sport stories, for example, will no longer feature.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/ent...inment-arts-54360998
The red button streaming channel(s) weren't under threat.
Evening all
Weather has been changeable - rain, then sun, then rain again.
Minding went well yesterday
Squiggle, how fabulous to see a deer in your garden - arenât they just gorgeous creatures?
El and Moonie, hope you gents have both had a good day?
@Yogi19 posted:Evening all
Weather has been changeable - rain, then sun, then rain again.
Minding went well yesterday
Squiggle, how fabulous to see a deer in your garden - arenât they just gorgeous creatures?
El and Moonie, hope you gents have both had a good day?
Hi Yogi
Iâm glad your minding went well
My day has been a good one bar the all day rain
@Moonie posted:Hi Yogi
Iâm glad your minding went well
My day has been a good one bar the all day rain
Hi Moonie
Yes, the weather has not been great
@Yogi19 posted:Hi Moonie
Yes, the weather has not been great
We are supposed to have a good day tomorrow then back to the wet and windy again
@Moonie posted:We are supposed to have a good day tomorrow then back to the wet and windy again
Weâre supposed to get better weather tomorrow and Friday and then back to rain
Goodnight and sweet dreams, Moonie and Ros
Hugs for the night owls
@Yogi19 posted:Weâre supposed to get better weather tomorrow and Friday and then back to rain
Goodnight and sweet dreams, Moonie and Ros
Hugs for the night owls
I hope you at least get two those two nice days
@squiggle posted:Just about to have my lunch only to find a deer standing in the garden. A doe I think she has now sat down and looks quite relaxed. Very exciting!
wow how fantastic is that -you are so lucky - love deer
night yogi moonsie velvet summer
Good morning everyone it's cloudy again this morning. Thank you everyone it was such a privilege to see a wild animal able to feel relaxed in my garden. She stayed over an hour, getting to her feet after half an hour and then wandering around having a nibble here and there.
Enjoy your day everyone