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Kitting out a home office for work... where to start!
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Kitting out a home office for work... where to start!
Appreciate all the responses folks! Very helpful. Prob won't be splashing out on a HM chair though, I've had them in my last two workplaces and whilst their amazingly good IF you set them up properly, I just can't justify £500 on a seat. Might go for something midranged instead, but not keen on... -
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Plans for the weekend
48 is pretty young. You'll be a great (great?) grandad by the time I'm your age! :banana: -
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Kitting out a home office for work... where to start!
So, I'm going to be redesigning my room into an office to help me deal with the added work of running a company and carrying out my work on days I'm working from home; looking to pretty much make my room the office with a bed in the corner. Anyone know any places to shop that stock both... -
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Nixon Williams Expense Claim Form password
no problem - i was being naive and editing the summary sheet. sorted it a few days back - thanks!- odm
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Nixon Williams Expense Claim Form password
Precisely. I want to actually fill it in (electronically, as opposed to by hand); thus am required to unlock the locked cell.- odm
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Nixon Williams Expense Claim Form password
I am indeed with NW; they sent me the form via email but didn't include the pwd. Needed it now (as I'm doing some calculations - didn't want to wait until the morning). And if I wasn't with NW, no, I wouldn't think it would have been immoral. It's a free resource.- odm
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Nixon Williams Expense Claim Form password
Thought I'd put it out there - anyone know what the password is for the Expense Claim Form (Flat Rate VAT) spreadsheet (downloadable from the nixon williams website here Contractor Accountant specialists UK | Accountancy Service for contractors | Accountancy Services UK | Take Home Pay...- odm
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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ClearSky vs. inniAccounts vs. InTouch to start going contracting
Looks good...- odm
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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ClearSky vs. inniAccounts vs. InTouch to start going contracting
Odd decision - 12months @ £75 = £900. 12 months @ £85, inc 2months free = £850.- odm
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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ClearSky vs. inniAccounts vs. InTouch to start going contracting
D'you recommend any others? Did a quick google search and found Churchill Knight as one who do free ltd co. setups.. Cheers- odm
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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ClearSky vs. inniAccounts vs. InTouch to start going contracting
Noted. Mind me asking who you account with?- odm
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Are rates normally inclusive of VAT or exclusive of VAT?
Good to know - thanks for the insight.- odm
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Are rates normally inclusive of VAT or exclusive of VAT?
No, not yet. Howcomes?- odm
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Are rates normally inclusive of VAT or exclusive of VAT?
Just wondered if I might be getting sold short on my first contract, which is ~£200/day. I'm under the assumption that it's inclusive of VAT, so I'll need to deduct VAT from the rate when doing my accounts. An accountant who's calculated my potential earnings assumed it was excluding VAT, and...- odm
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