how much???

[jltree]

How much per tonne for hardwood firewood roadside?

[D.M.Taylor Firewood Supp]

£50/ton roadside plus vat @20% plus haulage £10-£15 plus 20% vat on that.you'll not be far away at that.you wont see any in my yard at that

[eggsarascal]

£50/ton roadside plus vat @20% plus haulage £10-£15 plus 20% vat on that.you'll not be far away at that.you wont see any in my yard at that

 

Wow, i've got 35+ tonne ready to go in my yard it can go for £35 a tonne, buyer sorts haulage (i might be able to help) let me know if your intrested.

And i'm open to offers!!!

[Steve Bullman]

what sort of wood eggs? size and variety.

 

might know someone who could be interested

[robbo 110]

prices vary a lot depending on where you are, ive just been offered some nice cord @ £39 per cubic metre roadside... per tonne you can expect to pay anywhere between £30 & 50 roadside... it is very much a 'how long is a bit of string' debate!!

[eggsarascal]

what sort of wood eggs? size and variety.

 

might know someone who could be interested

 

Mixed hardwood, 95% processor friendly, there is some pop in there but only about 5% of the whole load, the pop is larger stuff, upto 2 foot diameter.

[tree monkey]

is vat 20% on wood until its processed?

i thought vat on feul was less

[felixthelogchopper]

is vat 20% on wood until its processed?

i thought vat on feul was less

 

5% when it is being sold to final end user.

[Chris Sheppard]

5% when it is being sold to final end user.

 

That's my understanding too, though it doesn't become a domestic fuel until it's been processed - so a wagon load of roundwood is still a wagon load of wood at 20% vat and doesn't become 5% vat until it's been processed into a useable fuel if that mkes sense.

[Fisherman]

I only pay 5% on a wagon of wood as I am the end user. I had 50 tonne of oak about a month ago and that was £40 per tonne delivered to my yard, plus 5% vat. It was thinnings with nothing bigger than about 10 inches in diameter.