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Charlie, drop me an email or private message if you'd like to run through your requirements, we'll even throw in the limited company!Originally posted by malvolioSame answers as before - wait for Darren to weigh in with his reccommendations, or have a read through some of the posts in this thread, 'cos there were some other accountants quoted fairly recently.
You'll probably have to keep some sort of track of your money though - there are a few old-school accountants who do the whole thing for you, but they tend not to be up to speed on some of the newer taxation problems - and there's loads of them out there on top of IR35...
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Same answers as before - SJD will do everything you need at £75 a month, or wait for Darren to weigh in with his reccommendations, or have a read through some of the posts in this thread, 'cos there were some other accountants quoted fairly recently.
You'll probably have to keep some sort of track of your money though - there are a few old-school accountants who do the whole thing for you, but they tend not to be up to speed on some of the newer taxation problems - and there's loads of them out there on top of IR35...
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Hi,
I am quoting 'Lucifer box' on a post from 16th August (P4, NoLongerLimited, ParasolIT?)
"There are plenty of accountants who will run your limited for you, including all your paperwork" ... "All you have to do is keep a shoebox of receipts and write yourself the occasional paycheck."
Hoping to secure my first contact soon and want to set up as a LTD Co.
I am looking to find an acccountant who will handle all the figures for me (for a small fee
) as I know I will be useless with cashbooks etc and could do without the hassle of paperwork ...
Could anyone point me in the right direction
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