Contractor accounts

[northernladuk]

is this another nluk sweeping assumption?

Lol you don't half post some crap.

[Darren at Fox-Bartfield]

Accountants

+1 with Alan, you could end up creating issues if you're not up to speed on things. A good accountant saves you cash not costing you in the long term.

[Jeremiah@RHJAccountants]

I will echo what the other accountants have said, See your accountant as an asset to your business and not a cost.

[Dan@OrangeGenie]

Where can I find examples of contractor accounts please?

I understand I need to submit a profit and loss statement plus a balance sheet, but as a contractor offering services only (opposed to sales of goods etc) the examples I've come across currently are not best suited.

Excel templates would be a bonus.

Now more than ever appoint an expert accountant. Even high street accountants are reaching out to us at the moment asking for advice, there are just too many changes to keep on top of.

[LondonManc]

is this another nluk sweeping assumption?

While it is, it's also a very wise one. A fool and his money are soon parted is the more traditional phrase that he's bringing up to date.