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Indeed. Though, to be fair, they also complete my spreadsheet for me, I just send them the paperwork. I'm also a fat lazy contractor (with apologies to FatLazyContractor.) -
I broadly agree with the comments on quality vs. cost, but that's pretty steep IMHO. Afterall, SJD is a big outfit, so I'd expect the average standard to be high but the quality to vary somewhat. I'm surprised they can sustain that with decent competition (Hi LouisaOriginally posted by Tensai View Post£140 to £155/month.
I agree with the "Don't look at the cost, look at the quality" argument up to a point, but after almost 11 solid years of business I can't help but feel that's somewhat taking the mick.
) around £90-120 ex VAT. If you can get a quality service for less, why wouldn't you?
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Simples. Vote with your feet. There is no justification whatsoever to charge that much. We have seen recently in several threads, there is no correlation between fee and quality of service.Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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Still operating with a spreadsheet I think. Maybe this increase is to fund an online solution. Or more likely it's to feather the VC's nest.Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostSimples. Vote with your feet. There is no justification whatsoever to charge that much. We have seen recently in several threads, there is no correlation between fee and quality of service.Comment
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Any decent investment in IT systems should reduce their costs due to automation and incrsased efficiency, so should pay for ifself. I think I go with the other explanation.Originally posted by Alan @ BroomeAffinity View PostStill operating with a spreadsheet I think. Maybe this increase is to fund an online solution. Or more likely it's to feather the VC's nest.Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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I'll be switching accountants I think. After over 7 years my dedicated accountant changed a while back and the service, for me personally, hasn't been the same so they cannot justify an increase to me.
Is it best to wait until MyLtd year end to switch? It's only a couple of months away.Comment
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That is my plan if I'm still trading at next year end.Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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Get your year end out of the way first. Some accountants would take you on and do the accounts foc, but most would charge. And you've already paid for them.Originally posted by Mr.Whippy View PostI'll be switching accountants I think. After over 7 years my dedicated accountant changed a while back and the service, for me personally, hasn't been the same so they cannot justify an increase to me.
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I must admit that's a lot. SJD got me out of a mess with a local guy so was hard pressed to leave. Now I have I certainly won't leave it so long next time. There are plenty of good accountants out there for much less. I maybe got lucky/cheated as the contracts I trsutednleft SJD and started Gorilla so I've got SjD experience and freeagent for half what SJD now charge and couldn't be happier.
If I was in your shoes I'd certainly be putting feelers out. Have a chat with Jamie at Gorilla and see if she can put your mind at ease.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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