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2 minutes ago, @owlstalk said:

 


That can't be true either can it? Thought the point deductions only took place next year or summat?

 

There was something like that when Leeds took the hit once already relegated. But Palace had the points deducted in the same year.

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In no way qualified but is it not just the registration of a charge against a mortgage?  Similar to the way a building society/mortgage lender would register a charge against your own mortgage/property so that legally they can recoup their money if you get into difficulty/sell up?  These things can take forever to appear and file.  I wouldn't panic, my first thought is that the financing company who financed works at the training ground have correctly registered their charge/vested interest in the buildings that they financed. 

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It's just what it says on the form a Registration of Charge.

From 6th April 2013 all charges created by companies are required to be registered with company house.

It is not a criminal offence if it is not registered but a charge is void against a liquidator, administrator or another creditor of the company or LLP unless it is registered within 21 days of its creation.

So Sheffield Wednesday have taken out a mortgage on the modular buildings at the training ground and registered the charge with companies house.

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1 minute ago, Hookowl said:

It's just what it says on the form a Registration of Charge.

From 6th April 2013 all charges created by companies are required to be registered with company house.

It is not a criminal offence if it is not registered but a charge is void against a liquidator, administrator or another creditor of the company or LLP unless it is registered within 21 days of its creation.

So Sheffield Wednesday have taken out a mortgage on the modular buildings at the training ground and registered the charge with companies house.



That's it innit - literally that simple
 

 


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8 minutes ago, Hookowl said:

It's just what it says on the form a Registration of Charge.

From 6th April 2013 all charges created by companies are required to be registered with company house.

It is not a criminal offence if it is not registered but a charge is void against a liquidator, administrator or another creditor of the company or LLP unless it is registered within 21 days of its creation.

So Sheffield Wednesday have taken out a mortgage on the modular buildings at the training ground and registered the charge with companies house.

Sounds about right, I think I got it the wrong way round when I tried to explain it.

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5 minutes ago, Sham67 said:

Just a thought.  If we sell/remortgage the training ground.  Will any monies generated count as turnover?

 

It's turnover as far as the company is concerned.

If the money is reinvested in training it doesn't count as regards FFP if that's what you mean.

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3 minutes ago, Hookowl said:

 

It's turnover as far as the company is concerned.

If the money is reinvested in training it doesn't count as regards FFP if that's what you mean.

 

Increased turnover would reduce losses. 

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This sort of post needs to be accompanied with proper explanation rather than it lead to spurious explanation from amateur financiers.  fortunately it has only took to page 2 for someone to undrstand that it records a simple change.

 

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2 minutes ago, northeastowl said:

Why would we take a mortgage out against the buildings? 

 

DC is supposed to have plenty of cash and this kind of work doesn’t go towards FFP does it? 

 

Seems abit strange.

 

Interest on a business mortgage is tax deductable.

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