Originally posted by WageSlave
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Nah mate, you're thinking of Brian!Oh Jesus - Disaster Management Ltd.
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I would if I could get hold of him!Originally posted by The Late, Great JCPay the man his 180 squid.Comment
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I know a joke about that, but I expect you've heard it.Originally posted by The Late, Great JCNah mate, you're thinking of Brian!Autom...Sprow...Canna...Tik banna...Sandwol...But no sera smeeComment
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Well, the summer is over and "the season" has begun again! Well it has in our neck of the woods. Perhaps he's *busy*.Originally posted by Hiram King Of TyreI would if I could get hold of him!Oh Jesus - Disaster Management Ltd.
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Why not use a firm of accountants that can supply you with a limited company free of charge as part of the accountancy package!Originally posted by Hiram King Of TyreOK, why?
Should I just put complete trust in my friend? He says that he can set me up (pardon the pun) for about £180. He said that you can get it cheaper on the internet but he would do everything (whatever that means) for that. Will I need/should I register for VAT?
The agency suggest that I start with a management company and then change over....
A limited company can be set up in less than 24 hours, for example, we put one through this morning, came back from Companies House just after lunch!
As for VAT, if you're turnover is greater than £58k then you must register for VAT...if not, it still may be beneficial to be registered. Any queries, drop me an email (details within my profile).Comment
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If you want to keep a couple of degrees of separation between yourself and your friend it might be better to use a different accountant, one who specialises in contractors. Why not give Darren a shout?Originally posted by Hiram King Of TyreHe's "busy" tomorrow. I just got hold of him. He reckons that he can get me set up by Monday.Oh Jesus - Disaster Management Ltd.
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You ask too many questions, Hiram. Just sign here and we'll tell you later. Be a good boy.Chico, what time is it?Comment
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You can pay anything from £55 + vat per month (i.e. us). I've seen people move to us having paid £2k the previous year!!Originally posted by Hiram King Of TyreI haven't even thought about accounts yet. What would a contractor expect to pay an accountant?
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