Wrong. The profit from catering is shared between the club and the catering contractor and is a significant revenue stream for the club.
Why do you think the club are so keen for us to buy on site?
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Wrong. The profit from catering is shared between the club and the catering contractor and is a significant revenue stream for the club.
Why do you think the club are so keen for us to buy on site?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Ok so taking Sidcup seqgull's £5, that's £2.50 per game. That is spend, not profit.
Of course, the club shop will make a lot more profit.
Of course, the club shop will make a lot more profit.
StonehamPark
#Brighton-Nil
A bit higher than that pal.
Medwayseagull
JCB
VAT has been 20% for a while.
absolutely this. i live a fair distance away and struggled to see all the games so have let ST go. I also want to move around the ground a bit so i am sure i will spend as much if not more during the course of the season. it wasn't sold out for a play-off semi so probably ok to get a ticket for most games
Hillian1
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January 2011 to be precise.
It does make me wonder how much some of our NSC "experts" really know about finances.
Creaky
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Does the transport levy depend on how many season tickets are sold? - Is the levy charged on a game by game basis or is it agreed at the beginning of each season?
Creaky
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True but if something is sold for £120 the VAT element is £20 or just less than 17% of the selling price.
Whether VAT is 17.5% or 20% (but it is 20%), it's not "minus 20%" which would be 1/5 of gross revenue going to HMRC in VAT.
Instead it's 20/120 or 1/6 of gross revenue ending up with HMRC in VAT.
This makes a £m difference on income of £25m.
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Primary data is fact
The club accounts for 2012/13 show that the catering income received equates to £2.94 per person, per game. This figure disregards the attendance at any play-off, cup or friendly games having been determined by dividing the gross income by the cumulative attendance at FL games.
On the same basis, and also ignoring non-matchday and on-line sales, the income received from retail operations equates to £2.27 per person per game.
Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!
Primary data is fact
Accounted for 7.6% of the annual turnover in 2012/13.
seagull_in_malaysia
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So we are not eating enough pies then?
How did that backpacker die in Malaysia? Off topic sorry
nwgull
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Ate too many pies?
Medwayseagull
JCB
If you check I wasn't commenting on the proportion which affects our income I was replying to the poster who said VAT was 17.5%.
Return of the Rev
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Quote Originally Posted by Creaky View Post
True but if something is sold for £120 the VAT element is £20 or just less than 17% of the selling price.
Quote Originally Posted by Weststander View Post
Whether VAT is 17.5% or 20% (but it is 20%), it's not "minus 20%" which would be 1/5 of gross revenue going to HMRC in VAT.
Instead it's 20/120 or 1/6 of gross revenue ending up with HMRC in VAT.
This makes a £m difference on income of £25m.
If you check I wasn't commenting on the proportion which affects our income I was replying to the poster who said VAT was 17.5%.
TYPICAL THE BOAT STARTS TAKING IN WATER AND NSC SPEND THE NEXT FEW HOURS DECIDING WHAT TRUNKS TO PUT ON
Quote Originally Posted by Creaky View Post
True but if something is sold for £120 the VAT element is £20 or just less than 17% of the selling price.
Quote Originally Posted by Weststander View Post
Whether VAT is 17.5% or 20% (but it is 20%), it's not "minus 20%" which would be 1/5 of gross revenue going to HMRC in VAT.
Instead it's 20/120 or 1/6 of gross revenue ending up with HMRC in VAT.
This makes a £m difference on income of £25m.
If you check I wasn't commenting on the proportion which affects our income I was replying to the poster who said VAT was 17.5%.
TYPICAL THE BOAT STARTS TAKING IN WATER AND NSC SPEND THE NEXT FEW HOURS DECIDING WHAT TRUNKS TO PUT ON
StonehamPark
#Brighton-Nil
Arguing about numbers is just too boring.
You've only included catering in the above.
Add Match-Day programs and Merchandise (not including clothing).
The bottom line is, there is a big loss from non-returning season ticket holders.
£120,000.00 (conservative) £175,000.00 (average) per 1000.
Get in touch with BHA's financial analyst.
seagull_in_malaysia
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Is that a joke?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
More likely in this case that it was too few.
Assuming the seats don't sell anyway.......a few good results and some goals, and the day trippers will be there - probably paying more and spending more than the STHs.