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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Mdy Healthcare | LSE:MDY | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1VJNC59 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 10.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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03/4/2012 08:22 | Payment on April 10th chaps...52p per share. | hotfinance14 | |
02/4/2012 22:14 | It would have been clearer to me if the price had been marked down ex 52p. | russman | |
02/4/2012 10:47 | Why if they are paying 52p back to shareholders on the register 30th March 2012, is the share price at 50p + today? What is to stop you selling today and still receive the return of capital? | heaven | |
28/3/2012 12:47 | Heavy trading and with the price up indicates more buys than sells, any reason when the main asset has gone and MDY will be soon de-listing, strange | sweepie2 | |
26/3/2012 12:53 | Doug, Glad it was useful. Does anybody here think MDY shares may have any residual value once they have completed the pay back of Medivance and Stanmore capital gains? I am just wondering if another company might be interested in buying whats left for the tax losses? Like most on here I don't ever expect to get all my money back, but as they say at Tesco 'every little helps' | gadolinium | |
26/3/2012 08:04 | Gandolinium, Thanks very much for that - I had thought all the same info was in the RNSs but clearly not doh! - and I hadn't read that doc as I don't get it direct...very useful....I wonder if/when they will get anything from HMRC - prob next year if the past is anything to go by! | dougcsv | |
24/3/2012 10:44 | Aberdeen_Angus Hopefully the 52 p will be treated as a return of capital, rather than a dividend payment, in which case most private shareholders will have no tax liability since most have made a capital loss on their share purchases. The tax position is set out in paragraph 8 (below) of the letter to shareholders sent on 14.02.12 and available on the company website: 'TAXATION The tax treatment of the proposed return on capital will vary depending on a number of factors including tax residency and whether you are an individual or corporate shareholder. Outlined below is a high level analysis which is to act as a guide only. The information below does not constitute tax advice and is intended only as a guide. The Company recommends that all Shareholders consult an appropriate professional adviser to provide advice on their individual tax position. It is proposed that the return of capital should constitute a capital payment for UK tax purposes. However, the tax treatment of payments in respect of returns of capital can be complicated and therefore the Company intends to seek confirmation from HMRC that it agrees with the capital treatment of the proposed return of capital. Confirmation of this point by HMRC will depend upon them being satisfied that the payment reflects a return by the Company of share capital (including premium) that was originally fully subscribed for and that it is being repaid directly from share capital. UK Individual Shareholders If the return of capital is confirmed by HMRC as being a capital payment, then it will be necessary to perform a part-disposal calculation in respect of the proportion of shareholding being repaid. Any gain arising should be subject to capital gains tax, currently at a maximum of 28 per cent. UK individual shareholders have an annual exemption (currently £10,600) to offset against capital gains arising in the tax year. If the part-disposal calculation results in a loss this can be used by the individual to offset other capital gains arising in the year or can be carried forward to offset future capital gains. If the proposed return of capital is treated as dividend income rather than the capital treatment outlined above then the proceeds received would be subject to income tax. This would be taxed at the individual's highest rate for dividends (10 per cent, 32.5 per cent or 42.5 per cent for basic, higher and additional rate taxpayers respectively). The individual will receive a tax credit of 10 per cent which means that a basic rate taxpayer will not pay any additional tax on their dividend income. UK' No advice intended of course,dyor etc. | gadolinium | |
23/3/2012 12:55 | Wont the shares stop trading by then ? | hotfinance14 | |
23/3/2012 09:28 | The 52p is a dividend hotfinance14. So after this dividend (52p gross 30p net) has been paid are we expecting the price to drop down to less than 10p a share? | aberdeen_angus | |
19/3/2012 20:57 | and they are worth every penny. impo/dyor | jimmyloser | |
19/3/2012 20:52 | 7% dilution !! | dinky rinky | |
19/3/2012 12:14 | Sound imo | jimmyloser | |
19/3/2012 12:08 | Thanks Jimmy ive read it think i will hang on. | gipps | |
19/3/2012 11:09 | You would be totally nuts to sell up now -impo and dyor on Stanmore. If you need the cash then you have to take it. Read the RNs's | jimmyloser | |
19/3/2012 11:07 | So can anyone tell me after i take my 52p and they then delist does it mean that it would be a nightmare to try and dispose of my shares in the future or are they not really worth keeping so might as well sell up now? | gipps | |
12/3/2012 14:18 | Act in haste and repent at leisure! Story is only half told. impo/dyor | jimmyloser | |
11/3/2012 04:12 | AA, You're probably a tad late to "vote against it" see latest RNS - EGM Statement! | forcemode | |
10/3/2012 14:39 | Hot, did you not read the stuff I posted - I'd advise you to consult an accountant - I have - to verify. AA might I enquire if you have made your own enquiries regarding the Tax treatment of this - if so what were you told ? | dougcsv | |
10/3/2012 14:31 | You only pay tax on profits ? Have you made a profit in Mdy ? | hotfinance14 | |
09/3/2012 14:21 | Would it not be a better move to keep the 52p divident payment within the company and look for a buyer for the whole of MDY together with other assets and potential tax credits? The problem with the divident payout is that after 40% tax its real value is down to just over 30p a share. I might vote against it. | aberdeen_angus | |
08/3/2012 13:33 | A lowering of offer price and closing of the spread might attract some more interest. | aberdeen_angus | |
02/3/2012 14:56 | A string of buys going through again today. Is Grahame Cook mopping up all the spare shares? A tick up to 65p shortly? | aberdeen_angus | |
02/3/2012 14:48 | dougcsv,I agree with hotfinance that payment is 10th april,just read the release. :) | gb234 | |
02/3/2012 14:00 | I know that - I can read !! | dougcsv | |
02/3/2012 10:38 | Payment is on 10th April Dougie. | hotfinance14 |
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