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Switch account to my business name?
Hi - I currently have 2 meg bb and phone. I have two lines and unlimited calls. Having spoken with my accountant apparently the taxman would really like these to be in my company name, not my name. I work from home.
Is this possible. I rang CS earlier today only to get put through to Mumbay or somewhere so didn't even bother trying to explain. |
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You would need to phone ntl:telewest business and get the account converted (if they still do this) to a business account
You cannot have a residential account in a business name Virgin can send seperate VAT statements for the bills if that is the problem. |
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If vm won't do it and sky will then I'll be off. |
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I doubt Sky will bill a residential service in a business name either.
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If your internet access is a business expense then it will be used for business purposes and such by the terms and conditions you signed up for, you need it to be a business account and not a residential account.
Has already been mentioned what you need to do. |
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In terms of running a business from home, then I can't be the only person doing it. I'm not exactly putting a large load on the network - email, web applications for mortgages and insurances. My general web browsing is probably 50-100x more traffic than that - especially with a daughter who is always viewing stuff on youtube :D ---------- Post added at 11:00 ---------- Previous post was at 10:23 ---------- Quote:
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/12...ns-page-2.html To be perfectly frank, that's an insult. I think I'll stick as I am and take my chances with HMRC. Rather than expose my machines to the internet, they are currently sitting behind a Linksys WRT-54G running custom firmware. |
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You ignore your accountant and are disdainful of HMRC. You also are carrying out your business on a Residential broadband connection which is against the terms and conditions of that service. Shall I call Watchdog now? |
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HMRC are happy at the moment but there is a feeling that they MAY look at these in the future. <removed> In terms of what I do with my account, compared to all of the "linux distro" users on VM's network who are merrily downloading gig's and gig's worth of p2p movies etc then NO I don't worry about it in the slightest. Call whoever you want, and then at the same time we'll forensically examine your pc shall we? |
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It's not about what you do with your connection that's important, it's the entity that the service is provided to. You should also find that you'll get better service with ntl:telewest business broadband.
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You might find Kymmy's "Residential to Business braodband migration" thread worth a read -- it includes some discussion about the fixed IP business too.
And check out the details of the new Business BB STM... Good luck! |
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Wife & daughter wouldn't be too happy though - no more youtube :p: |
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I think the biggest reason that the non-business clause is in the T&Cs (and why Virgin won't do a business name on a residential account) is to stop people trying to either claim loss of business if there is ever a problem with the service, or expect a same day/priority faults service (both of which are usually in the business services agreement)
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I merely pointed out that you were running a business on a residential service which is not allowed. I made no threat to 'call anyone'. |
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