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Making preparations to quit
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 09 1:03 pm
by Anonymous
everything on stock for sale, make me an offer (see ad in traders) you never know I just might except it.
Probably going to take 3 to 6 months to get everything gone off the shelf then no more.
Might even sell the whole lot as a business if anyone is interested
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 09 1:07 pm
by Ivor
Sorry to hear it Neil, but life goes on, priorities and that...please don't forget my last bit of gear!
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 09 1:10 pm
by Anonymous
Ivor, your flex plate is here, engine machinist nicked the damper, luckily Don knows the weight so he's replacing it
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 09 1:11 pm
by Ivor
Great stuff, thanks mate!
neil
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 09 8:26 pm
by Anonymous
Well Neil if you have to quit mate you have to but i will say for all the times youve helped me out thank you and i for one will be sorry to not be able to call you.
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 09 9:42 pm
by Pete
I echo Keith's comments - Wil has certainly helped me out on more than a few occasions, thanks mate
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 09 8:14 am
by Anonymous
not to worry at the moment, It will take at least 3 months, as being Vat registered means If I quit today I have to pay Vat on everything I have in one go..... I don't think so...
for the record going Vat registered was the worst thing I've ever done
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 09 10:17 am
by dustymopar
Sorry to hear that Neil
Wil wrote:for the record going Vat registered was the worst thing I've ever done
You merely become a Tax collection agent......
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 09 10:24 am
by Anonymous
dustymopar wrote:Sorry to hear that Neil
Wil wrote:for the record going Vat registered was the worst thing I've ever done
You merely become a Tax collection agent......
A lot of people call it an unpaid tax collector..... which is a load of rubbish, it actually costs money to do it.
If you do the vat return yourself there's at least 2 days every 3 months earning nowt, accountant does it .... pants down big time
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 09 1:15 pm
by MilesnMiles
What plans for the future Wil?
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 09 1:41 pm
by Anonymous
MilesnMiles wrote:What plans for the future Wil?
Not sure yet
number one priority is to sell everything on stock and deregister for Vat
I'll probably still do distributor recurves though and ignition kits at the very least, nothing beats the satisfaction of doing a recurve and then getting the email back
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 09 1:43 pm
by Trigger_Andy
Wil wrote: nothing beats the satisfaction of doing a recurve and then getting the email back
Sex?
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 09 10:51 am
by db
Sad news Wil
You've been incredibly honest to deal with & exceptionally helpful.
I hope it's the right move for you and you go on to greater things mate
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 09 11:09 am
by Anonymous
not quitting just yet
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 09 2:33 pm
by Anonymous
sorry to hear that mate,but im not fully suprised after last time i came over good luck with whatever you do next