UKCPS and v.a.t.

The_Deep

If you think that UKCPS are evading tax go here, I have


https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-revenue-customs/contact/reporting-tax-evasion

enfield_freddy

yes , if a staff member is a grumpy woman on the phone that insisted the Co reg No was on there ticket (never said a ticket was involved) and fired back the vat status immediately ,

Castle

FYI
UKCPS made 46,920 requests to the DVLA for the Y/E 31st December 2014. At £100 a go, that's well over the £81K threshold.

salmosalaris

Even if UKCPS are claiming that their charges are damages just for the purpose of VAT , following the relevant VAT memorandum unless UKCPS own the car park then the landowner should be paying VAT on the tickets if UKCPS are allowed to keep the revenue from them .
That is unless one follows the ruling in HMRC v VCS where the charges were contentiously not considered to be consideration for VCS services but damages due to VCS .
But apparently they are not damages according to UKCPS .....
What a tangled web ;-)

salmosalaris

Castle wrote: »

FYI
UKCPS made 46,920 requests to the DVLA for the Y/E 31st December 2014. At £100 a go, that's well over the £81K threshold.

And they largely windscreen ticket so many will be paid without recourse to keeper details

enfield_freddy

friend in the city now checking for inter linked companies to them , any to add , as they might be feeding the vat thru them


any old names or offshoots , and Co reg no if possible

enfield_freddy

a lady called "Kirstie" with a surname starting in "M" disputes those figures and states that the turnover of the company falls below 75k

enfield_freddy

bloke in London tied up all week , criptic message


best is ring vat helpline - they'll ask for your vat number or postcode


anyone vat reg , and near a phone?

Castle

enfield_freddy wrote: »

a lady called "Kirstie" with a surname starting in "M" disputes those figures and states that the turnover of the company falls below 75k

Well I wonder how they managed to make a profit after tax of £91,420 for the Y/E 30th April 2014, if their turnover was under £75K.

bazster

enfield_freddy wrote: »

a lady called "Kirstie" with a surname starting in "M" disputes those figures and states that the turnover of the company falls below 75k

Q: How can you tell when a PPC employee is lying? A: His/her lips are moving.