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    #21
    Originally posted by Jamie Regan View Post
    Thanks for your help, everyone. It looks like I've missed a trick with my old laptop - I'll put that down to experience.

    I shall be buying my new one through the company as I should have done with my dead one.
    Your accountant should have gone through all this with you and made you aware of stuff that is relevant. This is why people say a good accountant saves you money.
    'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!

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      #22
      Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
      Your accountant should have gone through all this with you and made you aware of stuff that is relevant. This is why people say a good accountant saves you money.
      When I went through my first end of year accounts, one of the accountants did mention it and said I should have been told to encorporate it. But as I say, it was probably worth about £200 when I started (max) and so whilst there is undoubtedly a loss for me on tax, it's not massive.

      I use Crunch accounting, online. They've been good in the respect that it's easy for me and that they've kept me straight for a newbie, but they're not very forthcoming with ideas and suggestions. Now that I'm getting a bit more experienced, I think it's time to find another.

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