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DaveDCB
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Apparently the move was to save a £34 per machine licensing fee that hitachi demand on every new machine! Name change doesn’t effect Hitachi worldwide
Well they should have come on here consulted us lot so they could at least change to a name that sounded decent!Apparently the move was to save a £34 per machine licensing fee that hitachi demand on every new machine! Name change doesn’t effect Hitachi worldwide
Well infact they are all still hitachi until April 27"I did request upon ordering the machine all the hitachi stickers remained in place and not swapped out to landcroc"
Yeah but its a Lancros under those stickers ... so get over it![]()
only in name - its a rebadged lancrosWell infact they are all still hitachi until April 27![]()
It's then transitioning, it's OK we understand it's all the rage these daysWell infact they are all still hitachi until April 27![]()
I saw a wagon load on m6 on Wednesday morning. About your neck of the woods funnily enoughWell infact they are all still hitachi until April 27![]()
Exactly. What's £34 when your paying £60k or whateverif I was after a new 'Tachi, I'd pay the 34 quid registration myself![]()
UK for you -- do well - get hammeredIt's all well and good holding onto old money earning kit but eventually all this money it earns ends up in the wrong hands (taxed as profit). Last year I was clobbered badly because I simply hadn't bought enough. It's a bit of a chicken and egg situation in reverse. Kind of!
So true, unless Fred is your accountantUK for you -- do well - get hammered![]()
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Got Old kit on the books? nah all got scraped years agoSo true, unless Fred is your accountant![]()
I have learnt that sometimes you need to lay a bit of tax to try and get ahead slightly. I was always brought up with the belief that paying no income based tax was the goal, but not always the case .It's all well and good holding onto old money earning kit but eventually all this money it earns ends up in the wrong hands (taxed as profit). Last year I was clobbered badly because I simply hadn't bought enough. It's a bit of a chicken and egg situation in reverse. Kind of!
Yes and it is only going to get worse. It's part of the reason I run low outgoing, high gear. Along with the very blunt reality that buying a home in my local area that isn't a terraced house on a scummy street full of desolate boring alcoholics, drug addicts and dross isn't viable.... Well it's viable if your willing to trade honour for income, rip every **** off and go bust a few times, but that's not for me.Unless you have VERY low outgoings or an alternative undeclared income you can’t do well unless you’re declaring and paying a certain amount of ££
- we cant even do it that way AIA - we have to depreciate over its useful lifeUK for you -- do well - get hammered![]()
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Probably only a matter of time before that is applied over here too.- we cant even do it that way AIA - we have to depreciate over its useful life
i hope so - doesn't seem fairProbably only a matter of time before that is applied over here too.
AIA is quite a new thing , I remember it coming in, and then being increased not that long ago?Probably only a matter of time before that is applied over here too.