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Scrap Metal Price
- Thread starter Andy26
- Start date
puntabrava
Member
- Location
- Wiltshire
Thats a lotta person with a strong back.
Foxcover
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Not as strong as I used to be, that’s why I need my rest days on a tractor every once in a while!
puntabrava
Member
- Location
- Wiltshire
And some big ’cojones’ to take on that much equine.
grainboy
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
This week
Shearing £225
Electric motors £540
Household cable £1790
Low grade cable, armoured, £1105
Happy with those prices,
Shearing £225
Electric motors £540
Household cable £1790
Low grade cable, armoured, £1105
Happy with those prices,
- Location
- British Isles
was quoted for rebar 180 and 200 from 2 yards
Speedstar
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
Can not be bad to get paid for the shoes fitting them ,then paid for taking them off them selling them for scrap you much be family member of the hay lord's family from Hereford
David the spud man
Member
What do people reckon which way scrap prices will go should I cash in now or do people reckon it'll go up more
New steel is currently at an 8 month low so ’d be tempted to cash the scrap in now in case it follows it down.
Zebbedee
Member
- Location
- Scotland in the best bit
What is steel per tonne roughly£?
- Location
- British Isles
1100 to 1400 I think
farmgineer
Member
Farm scrap £160/ton
Where too
farmgineer
Member
Garrett metals Nantwich Cheshire
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
VAT on scrap?
What scrap am I meant to charge VAT on? Is it as simple as anything I reclaimed VAT on when purchased has to be charged when sold and if I didn't reclaim VAT at purchase I don't charge it?
thefarmingforum.co.uk
If it's farm waste and your vat registered then you charge vat, if it's an old car that's your personal property then no. Alternatively you do like a lot and put it through your other half's bank account ,good idea to occasionally do a load with VAT in case you get an inspection from vat or tax
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
Just tell the scrapyard there is VAT to pay on it. You give them a VAT invoice, they pay you scrap price plus VAT and then they claim the VAT back.
All very simple and straight forward. The VAT you collect goes in your accounts and dealt with when you do your returns.