Well having given consideration to doing the books myself and actually having started the contract, I have decided to take the route of having the accountant to sort the payroll and do the end of year accounting.
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OK Ignore that post, my keyboard was key happy. in short, I was wondering in peoples experience which is the best savings account to put the tax into until it's needed, do people like icesave?
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Now the geeks on here know you're a bird you should get some answers to your questions...Originally posted by Malteaser View PostOK Ignore that post, my keyboard was key happy. in short, I was wondering in peoples experience which is the best savings account to put the tax into until it's needed, do people like icesave?
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atw - is that you?Originally posted by Malteaser View PostOK Ignore that post, my keyboard was key happy. in short, I was wondering in peoples experience which is the best savings account to put the tax into until it's needed, do people like icesave?
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Do you mean personal or business tax?Comment
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I like 7% +Originally posted by Malteaser View Postdo people like icesave?
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If it is company funds be careful as organisations like ING, etc do not operate accounts for limited companies and if you open one in your personal name you then have to withdraw funds from the company andthat is fraught with problems.
If it is personal then many of the internet banks are OK although some on here have slated Icesave for being slow and poor customer service. ING seems to work pretty well in my experience.Comment
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