Partner with Barnes Roffe LLP. Chartered Accountant, tax and business advisor. Lives in London. All views expressed are my own. Still a Geordie at heart.
@John_Stepek@Finumus1 It’s a “buy to leave” asset. Consider the owner’s home currency conversion when working out if it lost value. But it’s likely safer than in a bank in their home country.
@rorysutherland Chap leaving on Saturday night took time to compliment them on how lovely and clean the gents loo was. I’ve always said, it’s the sort of pub where you feel you need to tidy up after yourself as you leave - in a good way.
@billwells_1@MartinSLewis@chris9181 This is, of course, the sensible counterpoint. Evan Davies did an interview with somone who ran a fuel station which explained this. Shrinking margins when the fuel price goes up. Sometimes the price can’t go straight down as they bought the current fuel stock at a higher price.
@hugorifkind@ARLinklater Had some time listening to a young lad making phone calls recently. In one hour he code switched three times, talking to his father (in English with heavy accent of his dad’s home country), his boss (straight forward posh English) and his mates (MLE). All social constructs.
@d0gmah@peterrhague@RebeccaNP This is correct. Blood test, then MRI, then biopsy. Surgery only happens when the cancer is certain and surgery is best treatment alternative. Surgery is not the only option for treatment, depending on age and exact diagnosis.
@Simon111xyz@garybryantuk@MarianLP99@archer_rs I suspect you’re deliberately missing the point. Z isn’t contractually involved with X, but if Z pulls out then Y doesn’t have the funds from their sale to pay X.