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  1. 3 points
    Well Grant not sure which planet you have been on and sorry to break it to you but due to the overwhelming success of Findandfund they actually gave it free to all dealers.
  2. 2 points
    It is a pain in the arse! We currently use Easy Dealer spreadsheet. £40 per year and does all we need it do to. But this won't be any use in April unless the developer comes up with a "bridge" to HMRC. I understand all the big software developers will have a bridge. But most don't work for the margin scheme. Either ways it's going to cost us all me thinks! If Easy Dealer develop a bridge I will let you know. Its perfect for smaller dealers
  3. 1 point
    Bit of a heads up, Some good deals to be had plus even more discount if you have a trade card. Just spent far to much on impulse purchasing.
  4. 1 point
    Funny they didn't want to hear any trade opinions when launching findandfund...now it's panic stations they're all ears
  5. 1 point
    It does leave me out of pocket by about £240 as I won't get a penny in finance commission (my clawback is 6 months actually) but if someone is dead set on receiving a bit of discount they can probably negotiate it on my desk rather than go through the hoops of getting car finance, then cancelling. The £60 difference is VAT saving. "HMRC has explained the treatment of dealer deposit contributions (DDCs) when motor dealers contribute towards the deposit payable to the finance company, leaving the customer to pay a reduced amount. It considers these arrangements are a discount on the headline price charged by the dealer, with VAT due on the discounted amount charged, not on the full asking price" The HMRC brief on the clarification gives an example: ‘The headline price of a car is stated as £28,000, this is shown as being funded by £20,000 finance, a deposit of £6,000 from the customer and a DDC of £2,000. HMRC views the selling price from which VAT is due as £26,000 (£28,000 headline price less the £2,000 discount/contribution from the dealer).’ Businesses that have accounted for VAT on the headline price should correct the position either by making a claim for overpaid output tax, or by amending their VAT return."
  6. 1 point
    We take 24/7 enquirers and send them to Zuto to broker and then they pay us a commission instead of us paying 24/7 not sure they've twigged just yet lol
  7. 1 point
    Sold many convertibles in winter especially the hard top one's , not as seasonal as it used to be in my experience ! Buy sell TODAY !
  8. 1 point
    Hi, no. But to sell now, there’s no point sitting on stock for 6 months.
  9. 1 point
    They need to be pink...
  10. 1 point
    A car for style above substance. Whenever I see someone in one I just think shallow.....