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Originally posted by MrContractor85 View PostBut that's 2 fees, right? One for Contratax which I think is £75+VAT, and one for Freeagent which is 29+VAT. Probably brings it in line with most accountants who offer the whole package...
You are right, it is two fees, one to us and one to Freeagent but we actually alter our pricing structure if you use Freeagent. We drop the standard price down to £60+VAT to compensate for the fact that you are paying the Freeagent license on top of our fees which brings the total price down to £89+VAT which means we are still better value than most.
We are also looking to partner with Freeagent so that we can offer just one monthly fee to cover our service and the Freeagent license, negotiations are ongoing but we are hoping to offer the whole service to clients for £85+VAT per month.
Our web team are currently updating our website to give it a complete revamp which is why none of this is advertised as yet.
Hope this helps
Martin
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Originally posted by MrContractor85 View PostBut that's 2 fees, right? One for Contratax which I think is £75+VAT, and one for Freeagent which is 29+VAT. Probably brings it in line with most accountants who offer the whole package...
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Originally posted by Fandango View PostI pay less than that, as I do my own bookkeeping, VAT returns and RTI which is a piece of piss with FreeAgent and so I only need EOY accounts and self assessment doing for myself and wife.
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Originally posted by chriscomp View PostAccountant now selected. Thanks for all your suggestions. Went with provider that uses Free Agent in the end.Comment
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Highly recommend FreeAgent, everything you need in one place.
My current accountants BI Accountancy offer subscription in with their packages, and I have to say have been first class with their service and advice so far.Comment
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Originally posted by davewilliams View PostHighly recommend FreeAgent, everything you need in one place.
My current accountants, BI Accountants, and I have to say have been first class with their service and advice so far."The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. People must again learn to work, instead of living on public assistance." CiceroComment
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Originally posted by Waldorf View Postperhaps you work there?
ps were not all that sad!
Is there something wrong with giving my service provider a bit of recognition?Comment
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FreeAgent software
Am I missing something here?.
I was thinking of giving freeAgent a try, but it seems to be a very expensive software!
£400+ yearly for a software!
I use sage instant account + instant payroll and I only have to pay about £120 yearly for Payroll software since the accounts software does not need updating.....
Do the mentioned accountants use sage?Comment
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Originally posted by css_jay99 View PostAm I missing something here?.
I was thinking of giving freeAgent a try, but it seems to be a very expensive software!
£400+ yearly for a software!
I use sage instant account + instant payroll and I only have to pay about £120 yearly for Payroll software since the accounts software does not need updating.....
Do the mentioned accountants use sage?
If you look at the annual cost of the Freeagent subscription when paying for it yourself it may look quite expensive compared to the likes of Sage Instant etc., but you will probably have to update your sage at some point (Sage want you to do this every year obviously).
However, if you look at the cost of Freeagent when using an accountant who partners with them the cost normally comes down considerably. For example, we only charge an extra £10+VAT per month for the Freeagent subscription so in effect you are paying £120+VAT per year for this which is equivalent to your Sage Payroll costs.
We do have clients using Sage but they are becoming less and less with the majority of clients who stop Sage actually going on to Freeagent as they like the fact it can be accessed anywhere from any computer rather then just a stand alone version on one PC.
I would imagine any accountant can take a sage backup and generate a set of accounts from it!
Martin
Contratax LtdComment
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