wisechoiceguy
28 Apr 2018
Chairman Share Purchase I have been wanting to top up since the drop and now I see the Chairman has purchased 250 000 at 57p.......good sign I thinkWCG
Confused_Relative
20 Dec 2017
Re: 29p payout My cheque arrived in the mail today too. Santa's surprise!
sr0001
20 Dec 2017
re-payout the cheque arrived to-day nice xmas bonus
Confused_Relative
20 Dec 2017
Re: 29p payout Thanks. Festive good wishes to you too my friend.
the hawkeye
19 Dec 2017
Re: 29p payout HI same here. they have my home address and I don't mind waiting for a nice little present in the new yearAll the best hope you have a nice Christmas and a very prosperous New YearTH
Confused_Relative
19 Dec 2017
Re: 29p payout OK thanks for the heads up. I suspect I'm getting a cheque as I don't think I've ever had the need to give my bank details on account of no dividends for some time. With luck they mailed on Monday so should arrive this week hopefully!
the hawkeye
19 Dec 2017
Re: 29p payout Hi I have had mine, paid into my isa yesterday. I still have a few outside the isa wrapper but I am away at the moment, so cannot tell you what the postman has deliveredatbTH
Confused_Relative
19 Dec 2017
Re: 29p payout Well I'm still waiting for my dividend cheque with no bank credit either. Has anybody actually received this yet? Presumably it's being timed to reach us during the holidays so won't clear until after Christmas?
evenlongershot
18 Dec 2017
Re: 29p payout correct, no income or capital gains for any holdings in an ISA. But no offset of losses either for CGT purposes
roco200
07 Dec 2017
Re: 29p payout No tax if in an ISA?
evenlongershot
07 Dec 2017
Re: 29p payout Thanks very much numberbiter, extremely helpful.
numberbiter
02 Dec 2017
Re: 29p payout The 29p, in my view, must be a dividend as there has not been any change in capital structure (you own as many shares now as you did before the payment). The clue is the price movement - if it were a capital reduction exercise following the payment you would own less shares and although the company would be worth less (because it had given a bundle of cash away) the share price would not fall.So the 29p payment is a dividend; in this tax year 2017/18 dividends are paid gross of the first £5,000 of dividends are tax free,
evenlongershot
24 Nov 2017
Re: 29p payout is this treated as an income or capital distribution for the purposes of taxation anyone know?
jimboyuk
24 Nov 2017
29p payout Opps....just realised it reflects 29p pay out
jimboyuk
24 Nov 2017
Why the price drop? Crashed 20%. What's going on?
