Still haven't got them. If there was ever a moment where I thought I'd go back to SJD that's well and truly done now. 14 weeks since I sent the docs.
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Reasonable turnaround time for year end accounts?
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I send my trial balance and bank statements over to my accountant within two weeks of year end and get something back within three weeks. I then have the next 8 months ish to save up for my CT bill and pay that only a couple of days before its due.Comment
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Oh, you pay on time? Interesting....Originally posted by ladymuck View PostI send my trial balance and bank statements over to my accountant within two weeks of year end and get something back within three weeks. I then have the next 8 months ish to save up for my CT bill and pay that only a couple of days before its due.Comment
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Originally posted by vwdan View PostStill haven't got them. If there was ever a moment where I thought I'd go back to SJD that's well and truly done now. 14 weeks since I sent the docs.
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From what I remember SJD would only do them in the period they do everyone's. A friend of mine wanted it doing early for a mortgage and they made him pay extra for the pleasure. Doesn't surprise me this.Originally posted by vwdan View PostStill haven't got them. If there was ever a moment where I thought I'd go back to SJD that's well and truly done now. 14 weeks since I sent the docs.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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You're not the only oneOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostBlimey. Wish I hadn't said anything now :|
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Oi!! Leave it sonny!Originally posted by DaveB View PostYou're not the only one
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Just for balance, I'd note that I'm very happy with the turnaround I received from SJD. Just over 4 weeks from submission of the relevant files to them to having an agreed & signed-off set of accounts - and two weeks of that was me questioning various things which weren't (with one exception) actually changed. CT submitted to Phil Hammond esq. 8 months early, to receive a super-generous 0.5% interest from my friends at the Revenue (I'd not be getting any interest on it sitting in my company account).Originally posted by northernladuk View PostFrom what I remember SJD would only do them in the period they do everyone's. A friend of mine wanted it doing early for a mortgage and they made him pay extra for the pleasure. Doesn't surprise me this.Comment
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you need to look into business savings accountsOriginally posted by Lambert Simnel View PostJust for balance, I'd note that I'm very happy with the turnaround I received from SJD. Just over 4 weeks from submission of the relevant files to them to having an agreed & signed-off set of accounts - and two weeks of that was me questioning various things which weren't (with one exception) actually changed. CT submitted to Phil Hammond esq. 8 months early, to receive a super-generous 0.5% interest from my friends at the Revenue (I'd not be getting any interest on it sitting in my company account).Comment
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Don't fret. Everyone clocks he's a know-nothing bozo.Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostI know you were joking. But how many people drift through and would take you at your word? The majority of people, I suspect.Comment
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