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Neither of the 2 items I mentioned are secondary - they are literally the first points I picked up as problems and both are very fundamental..merely at clientco for the entertainment -
You know that you get what you pay for here. Based on what you've said, your plan sounds exceptionally dodgy. No two ways about it, sorry.Originally posted by GitMaster69 View Post
ok thanks everyone. It's hard to get advice without putting everything on the table, especially when topic keeps deviating to secondary things
Might need professional advice
all the best
Getting professional advice should have been your first port of call, not your last.Comment
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As is the problem with all the "great idea" threads. At the outset the OP usually just seeks peer approval.Originally posted by eek View Post
Neither of the 2 items I mentioned are secondary - they are literally the first points I picked up as problems and both are very fundamental..Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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Well just to clarify . There's nothing dodgy about my business model and it will generate income by itself. The books would speed things up as I would be able to get finance after first books, not second. But again secondary issue as I can be patient.Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
You know that you get what you pay for here. Based on what you've said, your plan sounds exceptionally dodgy. No two ways about it, sorry.
Getting professional advice should have been your first port of call, not your last.Comment
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Is that the same AI that is notorious at getting things wrong unless you provide it with your own model and that has data only to the end of 2021 so has absolutely no idea about any regulatory/financial/budget changes since then?Originally posted by GitMaster69 View Post
lets see what AI has to say on the topic..
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Have you asked ChatGPT? It has a ring to it. Guess I have to move with the times
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I'm afraid I'm not sure it would be worth your time:Originally posted by northernladuk View PostHave you asked ChatGPT? It has a ring to it. Guess I have to move with the times
As an artificial intelligence language model, I don't have an accountant or any personal financial information, nor do I have the ability to consult or provide advice on financial matters. However, I can try to answer general questions related to accounting or direct you to relevant resources for more information.Comment
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I did , extensively. Learned a lotOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostHave you asked ChatGPT? It has a ring to it. Guess I have to move with the times
you should try.
but prefer bing for most scenarios as it’s giving links and sourcesComment
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*wibble*Originally posted by GitMaster69 View PostI did , extensively. Learned a lot
you should try.
but prefer bing for most scenarios as it’s giving links and sources
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