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Accountants with good deals for Dormant Ltd companies?
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Originally posted by gts View PostSorry I didn't specify. It's currently not trading. It's not officially dormant (I think there's some bureaucracy involved in doing that).Comment
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Originally posted by Lance View PostThen why offer it at all?Comment
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Originally posted by gts View PostSorry I didn't specify. It's currently not trading. It's not officially dormant (I think there's some bureaucracy involved in doing that).…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostAre you "Not trading" because you don't have a contract currently but may do in the future, or are you not trading because you do not intend to go back to contracting?Comment
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Originally posted by Alan @ BroomeAffinity View PostThere does seem to be a general failure among some contractors to understand that accountants only work when you do. Most of the work we do is on an annual cycle and therefore whether you are benched or not is largely irrelevant. We've had contractors stop their DD to us because they're between contracts. It doesn't work like that. The monthly fee is essentially an annual fee payable in twelve instalments. Although that could possibly be communicated better.Comment
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Originally posted by gts View PostSorry I didn't specify. It's currently not trading. It's not officially dormant (I think there's some bureaucracy involved in doing that).Comment
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Originally posted by Jessica@WhiteFieldTax View PostUnderstand and agree, but unless I'm going cross eyes shouldn't there be a don't in there, "to understand that accountants don't only work when you do"?Comment
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Originally posted by gts View PostBecause I don't have a contract currently but hope to get one sorted soon.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by Lance View Postsurely would be better to advertise then?
I'd pay a full year up front for 10% discount.Comment
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