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Jimmock got a reaction from Muncle in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Enough nonsense for me tonight,need to get some sleep - I'm on earlies at the tax office this week. See you all SOON. ๐ฅธ๐ฅธ
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Jimmock got a reaction from stefffana in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Pretty sure HMRC have better things to worry about than a few pounds in non VAT on silver on a forum
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That's the trouble,with the amount of TURNOVER,it isn't just a few pounds anymore.
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Jimmock got a reaction from HonestMoneyGoldSilver in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Enough nonsense for me tonight,need to get some sleep - I'm on earlies at the tax office this week. See you all SOON. ๐ฅธ๐ฅธ
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Jimmock reacted to NGMD in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
A decent thread and having to agree with @HonestMoneyGoldSilverย makes my skin itch.
Letโs just say theoretically there is a seller on Instagram(๐คท๐ผโโ๏ธ)or elsewhere selling silver and not paying VAT. If HMRC believes heโs lost a few quid, he wonโt just come after the seller, heโll tear into everything with the buyer. You are not innocent until proven guilty, he will tell you what you have to pay (his guess) and you have to prove him wrong(receipts, invoices, bank statements etc) he then might feel he needs to look at what else youโve bought and sold like Lego or Sports Shoes, Star Wars Pyjamas etcย
You import silver-usually you have to pay through the couriers according to the HS code and documentation. If youโve been charged accidentally VAT on investment Gold- Tough. You claim it back, they donโt care or want to know. The Seller abroad is NOT responsible for duties and taxes of the country shipped too-you are(T@Cs). Ignorance and pretend naivety is not a defence.
As the stunning and brave Pirate said, the selling of bulk silver has killed the basic collectorโsย ย ability to sell their couple of ounces. The issue then becomes the small profit theyโve made would normally introduce them to fractional gold and climb the investment ladder. Now that progress stops. The selfish, arrogant seller has then killed the forum sales pages to line their criminal pockets.
Bigger picture is important.
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Jimmock got a reaction from James32 in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Enough nonsense for me tonight,need to get some sleep - I'm on earlies at the tax office this week. See you all SOON. ๐ฅธ๐ฅธ
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Jimmock got a reaction from AOB in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Enough nonsense for me tonight,need to get some sleep - I'm on earlies at the tax office this week. See you all SOON. ๐ฅธ๐ฅธ
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Jimmock got a reaction from Darr3nG in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Enough nonsense for me tonight,need to get some sleep - I'm on earlies at the tax office this week. See you all SOON. ๐ฅธ๐ฅธ
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Jimmock got a reaction from Fenlander1 in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Enough nonsense for me tonight,need to get some sleep - I'm on earlies at the tax office this week. See you all SOON. ๐ฅธ๐ฅธ
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Jimmock got a reaction from Mcb2007 in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.
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Jimmock got a reaction from RiverbankSilver in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Pretty sure HMRC have better things to worry about than a few pounds in non VAT on silver on a forum
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That's the trouble,with the amount of TURNOVER,it isn't just a few pounds anymore.
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Jimmock got a reaction from stefffana in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Worst case scenario - and I've know idea if this could happen. ๐ HMRC monitoring forum,realise vat not paid on majority of silver now sold on here. Force management to hand over personal details of members who bought this silver - these members as end buyers now become liable for vat and anything else Hmrc want to stick on top. As I said no idea if any of the above is possible. ๐ค๐ค
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Jimmock got a reaction from Upsidedown in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Pretty sure HMRC have better things to worry about than a few pounds in non VAT on silver on a forum
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That's the trouble,with the amount of TURNOVER,it isn't just a few pounds anymore.
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Jimmock got a reaction from Fenlander1 in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Take it you pay by B.T. that would give them enough details,in a worse case scenario. ๐
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Jimmock got a reaction from Upsidedown in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
Worst case scenario - and I've know idea if this could happen. ๐ HMRC monitoring forum,realise vat not paid on majority of silver now sold on here. Force management to hand over personal details of members who bought this silver - these members as end buyers now become liable for vat and anything else Hmrc want to stick on top. As I said no idea if any of the above is possible. ๐ค๐ค
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Jimmock got a reaction from ArgentSmith in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.
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Jimmock reacted to HonestMoneyGoldSilver in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
There's no VAT on gold you muppet. Krugs are the most common modern gold coin and are subject to CGT which makes them less attractive than UK gold, hence they sell for spot
There is 20% VAT on silver. To evade the 20% is VAT fraud and carries serious penalties. Why should sellers who obey the law be punished by those who don't??? sour grapesย ๐
I didn't say "immigration" either you twat. I said "MASS MIGRATION". Do you understand the difference between gold and silver, between immigration and mass migration?
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Jimmock got a reaction from Lyrinn in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.
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Jimmock got a reaction from TheShinyStuff in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.
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Jimmock got a reaction from ZigZag in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.
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Jimmock got a reaction from NGMD in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.
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Jimmock got a reaction from Aldebaran in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.
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Jimmock got a reaction from Chorlton in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.
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Jimmock got a reaction from Spyder in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.
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Jimmock got a reaction from Cityman1 in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.
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Jimmock got a reaction from HonestMoneyGoldSilver in Has the secondary silver market hit the market saturation point.
I think what @Fenlander1 may be getting at(I may be totally wrong)๐ is that recently,there seems to have been an increase in members who are able to sell seemingly limitless amounts of silver at, what seems to me, a very low premium. Thus making it virtually impossible for the everyday stacker to turn over a few oz here and there,without having to sell at a loss.