The previous post is very pleasing.
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The previous post is very pleasing.
Beautiful stuff. I'm thinking that a Budge-run, then FOH-bought Hearts in the championship would be a highly acceptable alternative to liquidation. Sadly, it isn't gonna happen.
And remember this thread followed a myriad of similar threads that went before ... probably back to the day the Pee'r of the Relm, Lord Foulkes, begged the simpletons to sell out to the oligarch Vlad but having seen his track record we rubbed our collective Hibby chins and thought out loud "this is going to end in tears".
http://www.scotsman.com/business/med...sopra-1-717062
She got £26m seemingly......not a bad amount but not quite £40+m..........but all of a sudden the huge sum of cash is only 57% of the number quoted!
And thats if she hasnt spent anything in the last 9 years!!
28% for higher rate tax payer.
Though it depends on when she sold as the rate used to be 40% until 2010 though gains could be reduced due to timescales. Now it is a straight percentage of the gain at 18% or 28% depending on the persons tax rate after the annual allowance has been used up.
A good tax accountant would be able to reduce the tax significantly though their bills are usually very high. Aren't they CWG?
She is not worth £40m.
Allegedly is the operative word.
She did not own all The Company, she borrowed funds from a bank to buy some of her shares which will have been repaid, Capital Gains Tax will have been paid on the gain which will have been most of the sale price, legal and professional fees will have been paid on the contract all this means she will have been worth nowhere near £40m
See my previous post.
It would depend on which fiscal year the Company was sold.
No she would not.
Not quite that simply but you are probably not far wrong.
Their biggest threat is time as they do have the funds (sadly) to see out the season.
It is never a good feeling trying to beat the clock .. especially when you have no idea how much time there is on the clock.
Tick Tock alright :thumbsup:
The house she bought last year would be £ 2.5 million minimum, also the Bentley and the Porche, and a large wedge into her pension fund.
She will still be well off, but nowhere near the level required to squander millions on a football club and not feel the pain.