[Arthur 51[_3_]]

Hiall.
Had a call from my brother and he needs a single Coin op gas metter.
Are these still available?
Or have the EU banned them?

Thanks.

Arthur

[James Salisbury[_3_]]

Arthur 51 wrote:
Hiall.
Had a call from my brother and he needs a single Coin op gas metter.
Are these still available?
Or have the EU banned them?

Thanks.

Arthur


Hi,
Try http://www.bes.co.uk/products/031.asp

James

[Andrew Gabriel]

In article ,
"Arthur 51" writes:
Hiall.
Had a call from my brother and he needs a single Coin op gas metter.
Are these still available?
Or have the EU banned them?

Bare in mind it's illegal to resell gas for more than you paid for
it unless you're a licenced gas supplier (UK law, not EU law).
This was mainly to stop landlords profiting from energy supply to
their tennents.

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]

[Andrew Gabriel]

In article ,
John Rumm writes:
Andrew Gabriel wrote:
In article ,
"Arthur 51" writes:
Hiall.
Had a call from my brother and he needs a single Coin op gas metter.
Are these still available?
Or have the EU banned them?

Bare in mind it's illegal to resell gas for more than you paid for
it unless you're a licenced gas supplier (UK law, not EU law).
This was mainly to stop landlords profiting from energy supply to
their tennents.

Is the same true of electricity out of interest?

Yes, although it came in later for electricity.

Full details:
http://www.ofgem.gov.uk/Consumers/Do...pdateoct05.pdf

Also note the VAT rate which can be passed on is fixed at 5%,
regardless of how much VAT you paid on the fuel originally.
So if you resell gas from commercial premises where you buy
it at a VAT rate of 17.5%, then you will have to sell the gas
for less than it costs you.

You can also split the standing charges at a pro-rata rate
between all the users.

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]

[fred]

In article , Andrew Gabriel
writes
In article ,
John Rumm writes:
Andrew Gabriel wrote:
In article ,
"Arthur 51" writes:
Hiall.
Had a call from my brother and he needs a single Coin op gas metter.
Are these still available?
Or have the EU banned them?

Bare in mind it's illegal to resell gas for more than you paid for
it unless you're a licenced gas supplier (UK law, not EU law).
This was mainly to stop landlords profiting from energy supply to
their tennents.

Is the same true of electricity out of interest?

Yes, although it came in later for electricity.

Full details:
http://www.ofgem.gov.uk/Consumers/Do...pdateoct05.pdf

Also note the VAT rate which can be passed on is fixed at 5%,
regardless of how much VAT you paid on the fuel originally.
So if you resell gas from commercial premises where you buy
it at a VAT rate of 17.5%, then you will have to sell the gas
for less than it costs you.

You can also split the standing charges at a pro-rata rate
between all the users.

You had me worried there for a minute as my business supplier has been
charging me 5% VAT since day one but I see that business users of small
quantities of gas & elec have their supplies rated at 5% too, the limit
is 4,397kWhr/mth gas, lower for elec at only 1,000kWhr/mth. (VAT Notice
701/19).
--
fred
BBC3, ITV2/3/4, channels going to the DOGs

[Andrew Gabriel]

In article ,
fred writes:
In article , Andrew Gabriel
writes
In article ,
John Rumm writes:
Andrew Gabriel wrote:
In article ,
"Arthur 51" writes:
Hiall.
Had a call from my brother and he needs a single Coin op gas metter.
Are these still available?
Or have the EU banned them?

Bare in mind it's illegal to resell gas for more than you paid for
it unless you're a licenced gas supplier (UK law, not EU law).
This was mainly to stop landlords profiting from energy supply to
their tennents.

Is the same true of electricity out of interest?

Yes, although it came in later for electricity.

Full details:
http://www.ofgem.gov.uk/Consumers/Do...pdateoct05.pdf

Also note the VAT rate which can be passed on is fixed at 5%,
regardless of how much VAT you paid on the fuel originally.
So if you resell gas from commercial premises where you buy
it at a VAT rate of 17.5%, then you will have to sell the gas
for less than it costs you.

You can also split the standing charges at a pro-rata rate
between all the users.

You had me worried there for a minute as my business supplier has been
charging me 5% VAT since day one but I see that business users of small
quantities of gas & elec have their supplies rated at 5% too, the limit
is 4,397kWhr/mth gas, lower for elec at only 1,000kWhr/mth. (VAT Notice
701/19).

Oh sorry. Didn't know there was a VAT break for small commercial users.

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]

[Arthur51]

"Andrew Gabriel" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Arthur 51" writes:
Hiall.
Had a call from my brother and he needs a single Coin op gas metter.
Are these still available?
Or have the EU banned them?

Bare in mind it's illegal to resell gas for more than you paid for
it unless you're a licenced gas supplier (UK law, not EU law).
This was mainly to stop landlords profiting from energy supply to
their tennents.

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]


Hi.
My brother works for a developer so I don't know if his gaffer is a crook.

Arthur