Free Bookeeping spreadsheet

[fridge]

Anyone got details of a free download bookeeping package or maybe a bookeeping spreadsheet I can use?

Ta

[dmini]

SJD Accountancy do a spreadsheet. Its free to download if you register on their site. Used it since day 1 of myco

[PhilAtBFCA]

Free Book Keeping Software

Hi fridge

There are a few options open to you for free book keeping software.

There are probably others but the ones I know are:-

VTSoftware do a cashbook version thats free, very useful if your accountant uses VT

TAS Books Basic is annother

More Software is a good book keeping system, with online video training and we provide details of how a Professional Contractor and Freelancer can manage their business using this system.

I came accross this to Earnings Tracker

Many accountants will supply you a spreaadhseet too if thats what you wish to use.

HTH

Phil

[TheFaQQer]

Anyone got details of a free download bookeeping package or maybe a bookeeping spreadsheet I can use?

Ta

bookkeeping

Three successive pairs of letters... (and subbookkeeping has four pairs)

HTH

[PhilAtBFCA]

Free Book Keeping Software

Just saw an advert for Quick Books Simple Start available fro a free download on until 22nd January.

Maybe useful ?

Phil

[david@purpleaccounts.com]

Free bookkeeping software

if you use Purpleaccounts as your accountant, you get software (Cleveraccounts) included as part of the deal. No spam intended.

[fridge]

Thanks guys for your input VERY much appreciated.

F

[Gravy Train]

The .xls Dividend Planner from the SJD website implies that £36,301.50 can be withdrawn as dividends from a limited company before paying tax at the higher rate. It also makes a salary adjustment.

Is this correct? I was under the impression that a director could withdraw £38,400 as dividends as well as c£6k salary before hitting the upper bracket - does anyone know any better?

[Little'Old Me]

The .xls Dividend Planner from the SJD website implies that £36,301.50 can be withdrawn as dividends from a limited company before paying tax at the higher rate. It also makes a salary adjustment.

Is this correct? I was under the impression that a director could withdraw £38,400 as dividends as well as c£6k salary before hitting the upper bracket - does anyone know any better?

Its £34,800 (plus £2,320) = £36,000

But it also depends on if you received £6,035 salary and paid the NIC to HMRC or received £5,435 salary and did not pay any NIC to HMRC - then the above £36,000 needs to be adjusted.

[Gravy Train]

Ahh, actually i was getting the 34.8 and the 38.4 mixed up - what a chump...

Also downloaded the 2008 spreadsheet they provide, the problem is that they've hardcoded the VAT rate at 15% for the whole of 2008 rather than adjusting it from month 9. Shame that really