SJD Spreadsheet?

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Old Greg replied

27 November 2008, 21:37
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

Thanks Simon.

It was all made clear in the email I received.

It might not seem it on here sometimes, but you have at least one satisfied customer.

Make that three.
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Gonzo replied

27 November 2008, 21:04
Originally posted by simonsjdaccountancy View Post

Yep -for clients mid year, use the existing one and we'll change for you next time you send your spreadsheet in.

Thanks Simon.

It was all made clear in the email I received.

It might not seem it on here sometimes, but you have at least one satisfied customer.
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simondolan replied

27 November 2008, 09:20
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

They have said that for now they will manually adjust the figures the next time that we send the spreadsheets in.

I expect that only about 8% of their clients have a 30th November year end so most of us are "mid year" - you would have thought that those clients that do would be keen to get their hands on an update though.

Yep -for clients mid year, use the existing one and we'll change for you next time you send your spreadsheet in.
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simondolan replied

27 November 2008, 09:19
Never rains does it....

New spreadsheet is available from me now if you drop me a mail, otherwise will be up on the site for download later today.

Originally posted by dmini View Post

So - with the new VAT rate as of Monday - whats happening about an update to the spreadsheet? Its still on V4 on the downloads.

Can't phone up and ask SJD, before anyone suggests it 'cos I'm not one of their clients - I just download and use their spreadsheet!

Unless you want to answer this Simon?
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basshead replied

27 November 2008, 07:31
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

a 30th November year end

/me waves
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Gonzo replied

26 November 2008, 21:47
Originally posted by dmini View Post

So - with the new VAT rate as of Monday - whats happening about an update to the spreadsheet? Its still on V4 on the downloads.

Can't phone up and ask SJD, before anyone suggests it 'cos I'm not one of their clients - I just download and use their spreadsheet!

Unless you want to answer this Simon?

They have said that for now they will manually adjust the figures the next time that we send the spreadsheets in.

I expect that only about 8% of their clients have a 30th November year end so most of us are "mid year" - you would have thought that those clients that do would be keen to get their hands on an update though.
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dmini started a topic SJD Spreadsheet?

26 November 2008, 21:39
SJD Spreadsheet?

So - with the new VAT rate as of Monday - whats happening about an update to the spreadsheet? Its still on V4 on the downloads.

Can't phone up and ask SJD, before anyone suggests it 'cos I'm not one of their clients - I just download and use their spreadsheet!

Unless you want to answer this Simon?
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