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I moved to crunch accounting from SJD when they jacked up their fees to 125/month
Now I pay 71 pounds only. A contractor's accounts are fairly simple , so go with the cheapest one.Comment
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Tax law isn't, though. Go with the best one: fees are an irrelevance.Originally posted by Andy2 View PostA contractor's accounts are fairly simple , so go with the cheapest one.Blog? What blog...?
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What tax laws are you refering to ?Originally posted by malvolio View PostTax law isn't, though. Go with the best one: fees are an irrelevance.
For my ltd company it's only about corp tax,vat, company house return , my personal tax etc. and it has not changed for the last 10 years I've been operating. Any decent accountant is good enough to do all these.
For IR35 checks, I get the contracts checked from qdos.Last edited by Andy2; 28 November 2011, 11:35.Comment
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We don't charge £125 a month - its £105.Originally posted by Andy2 View PostI moved to crunch accounting from SJD when they jacked up their fees to 125/month
Now I pay 71 pounds only. A contractor's accounts are fairly simple , so go with the cheapest one.P.S. What Spreadsheet? Revolutionising the contracting market again.Comment
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All of them, including changes to pensions rules, IR35, S660, compliance visits, allowable expenses... And QDOS, like B&C, check for IR35 compliance, they don't necessarily check the commercials AFAIK, which is why my accountant looks at mine (also given I can speak IR35 for myself)Originally posted by Andy2 View PostWhat tax laws are you refering to ?
For my ltd company it's only about corp tax,vat, company house return , my personal tax etc. and it has not changed for the last 10 years I've been operating. Any decent accountant is good enough to do all these.
For IR35 checks, I get the contracts checked from qdos.
Agreed any decent accountant can handle these and keep you covered from tripping over them. And "decent" and "fees" aren't the same thing. You've just saved £288 a year, which is nice, but set against the several tens of thousands the average conract is worth, it's hardly worth worrying about.Blog? What blog...?
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maybe he meant inc. vat?Originally posted by simonsjdaccountancy View PostWe don't charge £125 a month - its £105.
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prozak's accounting service starting soon.... £70+VAT.
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I make that £126. Less 20% CT of course, which makes it, ermm, £105...Originally posted by prozak View Postmaybe he meant inc. vat?
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Yep, but you do have to go on 6 week training programme......Originally posted by prozak View Postmaybe he meant inc. vat?
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prozak's accounting service starting soon.... £70+VAT.
Mod Note: TaxAssist says that this piece of data is inaccurate and so has been removed.P.S. What Spreadsheet? Revolutionising the contracting market again.Comment
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yeah I saw that. I bet they are awesome by the end of those 6 weeks.Originally posted by simonsjdaccountancy View PostYep, but you do have to go on 6 week training programme......Comment
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