So you buy something say a computer for £2500 and then sell it on ebay some time later for £2000 and you are expected to pay tax? Isn't tax meant to be on profit? In the case above you made a loss and still have to pay tax?
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So you buy something say a computer for £2500 and then sell it on ebay some time later for £2000 and you are expected to pay tax? Isn't tax meant to be on profit? In the case above you made a loss and still have to pay tax?
I just been reading about this here https://community.ebay.co.uk/t5/Ann...-digital-sales-reporting-to-HMRC/ba-p/7548575
I Bet they wouldn't refund you any tax if you lost over £6,000 on something like a car, Boat etc
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I just been reading about this here https://community.ebay.co.uk/t5/Ann...-digital-sales-reporting-to-HMRC/ba-p/7548575
I Bet they wouldn't refund you any tax if you lost over £6,000 on something like a car
Now THAT makes sense. Paying tax on profits. Nothing unusual there.
Caporegime
It could be a turntable that was you bought for £2000 20 years ago which you sold for £2050 now, but is £4000 brand new. That £50 is classed as profit even though £2000 20 years ago is worth far more with inflation in 2024.
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Man of Honour
Speaking of scalper pricing... Paul's Hardware has some thoughts:
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Soldato
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 reportedly launches before RTX 5090 - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA RTX 5080 before 5090, claims Kopite7kimi Respected NVIDIA hardware leaker responds to dubious reports of RTX 50 launch schedule. Nothing is set in stone yet, and it is unlikely to be confirmed by anyone at this point, but one thing is certain: when it comes to NVIDIA GPU leaks...
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 GPUs To Launch First, RTX 5090 Follows Soon After In Q4 2024
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 50 "Blackwell" GPU family should kick off with the RTX 5080 graphics card first & followed by the flagship RTX 5090.
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Accorded to Kopite7kimi, Blackwell RTX 5080 will launch first in Q4 2024 then RTX 5090 will launch after RTX 5080.
So.... RTX 5080 will launch in Oct 2024 then RTX 5090 will launch a month later in Nov 2024?
If the 5080 is launching first on its own there is no way it’ll be poor overpriced product like the 4080 which only got a brief 10 second mention in the 4090 headline act unveil.NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 reportedly launches before RTX 5090 - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA RTX 5080 before 5090, claims Kopite7kimi Respected NVIDIA hardware leaker responds to dubious reports of RTX 50 launch schedule. Nothing is set in stone yet, and it is unlikely to be confirmed by anyone at this point, but one thing is certain: when it comes to NVIDIA GPU leaks...
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 GPUs To Launch First, RTX 5090 Follows Soon After In Q4 2024
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 50 "Blackwell" GPU family should kick off with the RTX 5080 graphics card first & followed by the flagship RTX 5090.
Accorded to Kopite7kimi, Blackwell RTX 5080 will launch first in Q4 2024 then RTX 5090 will launch after RTX 5080.
So.... RTX 5080 will launch in Oct 2024 then RTX 5090 will launch a month later in Nov 2024?
My wallet is ready!
It should be after sticking with 10gb for so bloody long. Bet you can't wait to upgrade to play all those games you missed out on eh?
Caporegime
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Best lube up too just in caseMy wallet is ready!
Best lube up too just in case
Jensen run out of lube some time ago and has developed a taste for going in dry, so that won't be necessary.
It's going to be interesting to see how this goes in terms of prices tbf, I am somewhat expecting a decent price (in todays world) given:
- this happens every 2 gens with nvidia e.g. looking at turing price then ampere and it's argubable ada is turing.....
- the whole bad reaction to when 40xx launched especially the 4080 hence getting the 4080s
So I'm somewhat expecting 4090 perf in the 5080 but higher rt perf than the 4090 for £1000-1100 (which will of course look like a bargain when in someways, it's not...), iirc, isn't the vram hinted to be 20gb so that will keep them from pricing it at 4090 levels.
- this happens every 2 gens with nvidia e.g. looking at turing price then ampere and it's argubable ada is turing.....
- the whole bad reaction to when 40xx launched especially the 4080 hence getting the 4080s
So I'm somewhat expecting 4090 perf in the 5080 but higher rt perf than the 4090 for £1000-1100 (which will of course look like a bargain when in someways, it's not...), iirc, isn't the vram hinted to be 20gb so that will keep them from pricing it at 4090 levels.
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Caporegime
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Cossie livs man, 20% extra easy
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anything will be better than that doorstop you're still rocking.My wallet is ready!
I'll offer you £1 for it, my back door keeps swinging open in the breeze.
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anything will be better than that doorstop you're still rocking.
Throw in a half eaten ham sandwich and it's yours
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