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Thanks for the welcome.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostThey do now, yes. They didn't last week though - I wonder what made them update the site to comply with the legislation from goodness knows how many years ago?
But thanks for joining so that you can make that one post - just be careful that people might assume you're just a desperate employee of Accountsnet trying to redeem their failings with posts like that. Welcome to CUK though!
I am a long-term lurker here with no connection to Accountsnet.
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By the way, nowhere on your site does it have the correct name of your company, which is "Accountsnet Limited". You might want to get that looked at as well.Originally posted by SuperLooper View PostAccountsNet do show this, right at the very bottom of their front page:
© AccountsNet Chartered Accountants 2016 - Company Number SC183293 - Vat Registration Number 716 8120 45
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They do now, yes. They didn't last week though - I wonder what made them update the site to comply with the legislation from goodness knows how many years ago?Originally posted by SuperLooper View PostAccountsNet do show this, right at the very bottom of their front page:
© AccountsNet Chartered Accountants 2016 - Company Number SC183293 - Vat Registration Number 716 8120 45

But thanks for joining so that you can make that one post - just be careful that people might assume you're just a desperate employee of Accountsnet trying to redeem their failings with posts like that. Welcome to CUK though!
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AccountsNet do show this, right at the very bottom of their front page:Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostWhat are your thoughts on the legal requirements for businesses to display their company name, company number and VAT registration number on their website?
© AccountsNet Chartered Accountants 2016 - Company Number SC183293 - Vat Registration Number 716 8120 45
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And gladiators?Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostWhat are your thoughts on the legal requirements for businesses to display their company name, company number and VAT registration number on their website?
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What are your thoughts on the legal requirements for businesses to display their company name, company number and VAT registration number on their website?Originally posted by LindaFromAccountsNet View PostI am the founder and a director at AccountsNet Chartered Accountants. We have been in business for around 20 years, and in that time have successfully dealt with thousands of contractors working in all parts of the UK and mainland Europe.
The reason I am posting a reply here is that the question relates directly to my company and I get the general feeling that many people believe they are 'going cheap' by paying just £65 for all accounts,tax,rti payroll,vat,paye,dedicated accountant,hmrc paperwork handled, free registered office etc.
Well, I'm happy to let you know that with the combination of our qualified & experienced staff and in-house developed web and mobile apps, we operate a very profitable business, primarily grown by client referrals, and don't feel the need to charge any more.
We don't have massive advertising spends either, which also keeps our fees fixed and fair.
If you need to speak to me direct or would like to talk with a current client of AccountsNet, then just visit our site and make contact.
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To help clarify the position...
I am the founder and a director at AccountsNet Chartered Accountants. We have been in business for around 20 years, and in that time have successfully dealt with thousands of contractors working in all parts of the UK and mainland Europe.
The reason I am posting a reply here is that the question relates directly to my company and I get the general feeling that many people believe they are 'going cheap' by paying just £65 for all accounts,tax,rti payroll,vat,paye,dedicated accountant,hmrc paperwork handled, free registered office etc.
Well, I'm happy to let you know that with the combination of our qualified & experienced staff and in-house developed web and mobile apps, we operate a very profitable business, primarily grown by client referrals, and don't feel the need to charge any more.
We don't have massive advertising spends either, which also keeps our fees fixed and fair.
If you need to speak to me direct or would like to talk with a current client of AccountsNet, then just visit our site and make contact.
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I spoke to them and they sounded like they knew what they were on about to my untrained ears. Also answered my email questions very fast. Its a tough call for a newbie on what to look for.
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I can guess from not having a fee increase from my accountant for a few years - VAT calculations, companies house annual filing, your own dividend vouchers, not mucking around with your salary over the year, and not asking loads of questions otherwise the rate will go up next year.Originally posted by Rafd View PostAh, this is what I am interested in.. What kind of work might I end up doing myself in such a case? It seems that most accountants packages need you do deal with your own bookeeping. Apart from that they all claim to be very similar. Can you see anything from the accountsnet package which seesm to be missing?
If you are in your first year, know nothing about expenses and don't know personally at least a couple of accountants who deal with small businesses who you can ask odd questions then choose an accountant you know will answer your questions quickly and keep your business entirely legal.
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You could ring them and ask them. You should be really having a chat with them to see if you get on with them. If they don't feel right you have your answer.Originally posted by Rafd View PostAh, this is what I am interested in.. What kind of work might I end up doing myself in such a case? It seems that most accountants packages need you do deal with your own bookeeping. Apart from that they all claim to be very similar. Can you see anything from the accountsnet package which seesm to be missing?
If they lie to you it will quickly get uncovered if you join so it's highly unlikely.
I think it's time for you to speak to them and make a decision on how you feel. Doesn't look like you are going to get too much feedback.
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Ah, this is what I am interested in.. What kind of work might I end up doing myself in such a case? It seems that most accountants packages need you do deal with your own bookeeping. Apart from that they all claim to be very similar. Can you see anything from the accountsnet package which seesm to be missing?
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I'd suggest looking carefully at who you want to be doing your accounts, rather than making a snap decision that you may come to regret.Originally posted by Rafd View PostI tried this in the accountants thread but no replies yet and I need to make a quick decision. These guys seem cheap at £65+VAT. Dos anyone here use them?
Thanks
At that price, I'd question how much work you are going to end up doing yourself.
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I have already trawelled through forum search results but could not find anything of substance.. Just one or two people mentioning they use them and they seem ok.
I guess my question is.. are they cheap for a reason or just a good price for similar service to other accountants? Their website and portal looks good and claims that I will deal with a single qualified accountant.
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