Tips & Advice for Company Director Newsletter

[Lewis]

I would, and have on another thread, thoroughly recommend them.

As an accountant and tax adviser I still find useful bits and pieces of information from them extremely useful and they price their products well giving great value for minimal cost.

The directors one comes with a CD ( I think) that gives you templates of board minutes / dividend vouchers / spouses job descriptions etc - things that contractors will want.

And I am not affiliated in any way!

I got this mailshot last week. Presumably the cost of the subscription is an allowable expense ... anyone else recommend them. Seems to have gone up to £87.

[Jason D]

Indicator

I would, and have on another thread, thoroughly recommend them.

As an accountant and tax adviser I still find useful bits and pieces of information from them extremely useful and they price their products well giving great value for minimal cost.

The directors one comes with a CD ( I think) that gives you templates of board minutes / dividend vouchers / spouses job descriptions etc - things that contractors will want.

And I am not affiliated in any way!

[Hevra]

and how did they justify the ipod ??

Dispensations!

*cough*

Hevra

[r0bly0ns]

[QUOTE=Bluebird;310709]They have it down as being "wholly and exclusively for the purposes of your business"
[QUOTE]

So that would mean you can't put your personal music collection on it then......

[Bluebird]

They have it down as being "wholly and exclusively for the purposes of your business"

If taxman asks you point out that there's a growing number of lectures and seminars available as podcasts - you need to keep a record of said podcasts and also have a company policy in place to govern the use of these devices, and yes get the Co Name engravedon them - might make it harder to sell on ebay when you want to upgrade...

[MikeC1408]

and how did they justify the ipod ??

Have the company name engraved on it to prove ownership and use it to listen to Mr Brown's Podcasts.

[MikeC1408]

Had another one today, info included:

Why you can claim a iPOD
Website Costs
Paying a non-exec director
Loans to clear bills
and Pre-registration VAT claims

3 of these things seem to get asked on a frequent basis on these forums...

I got that one as well. It's almost as if they have been reading the forum, or posting questions they know their mailshot will answer.

That's clever marketing

[FiveTimes]

Had another one today, info included:

Why you can claim a iPOD
Website Costs
Paying a non-exec director
Loans to clear bills
and Pre-registration VAT claims

3 of these things seem to get asked on a frequent basis on these forums...

and how did they justify the ipod ??

[Bluebird]

Had another one today, info included:

Why you can claim a iPOD
Website Costs
Paying a non-exec director
Loans to clear bills
and Pre-registration VAT claims

3 of these things seem to get asked on a frequent basis on these forums...

[turbo]

You thinking of signing up ?

Nah... between contractoruk and the pcg, I think I've got a steady stream of decent information.

turbo

[Bluebird]

yes it was quite surprising, I was about to chuck it in the recycle with the other junk mail then started reading.


You thinking of signing up ?

[turbo]

I got the same mailshot... I was shocked that it actually contained some reasonable information.

turbo

[Bluebird]

Anybody else had a "mailshot" or subscribed to a company called Indicator ?

For £77 PA you get a fortnightly newsletter with loads of hints and tips on how to save money - in the free one they sent me there was info on Working from Home, Teenage Helper & Directors Loan Accounts.

Also you get 2 free books with templates of letters, contracts & expense guidelines.

Normally this is the type of thing I'd subscribe to, but as it came unsolicited I/m a bit wary - anybody else heard or use them ? The sample newsletter says Issue 16 of the 8th year.

Cheers