Fair point.
I wasn't fishing for business anyway.
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Although your advice on this thread would appear to be incorrect and is not a good advert for you.Originally posted by Just1morethen View PostThere are a lot of accountants around - many (including me) post on here. I would choose carefully as it seems you may need a bit of handholding and thats not always available. Your own ltd is completely different from umbrella working and you need to accept this fact and that there will be a bit more (not a lot more) work and responsibility for you.
A good idea might be search "Accountants" on this board as the question gets asked fairly regularly.
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There are a lot of accountants around - many (including me) post on here. I would choose carefully as it seems you may need a bit of handholding and thats not always available. Your own ltd is completely different from umbrella working and you need to accept this fact and that there will be a bit more (not a lot more) work and responsibility for you.
A good idea might be search "Accountants" on this board as the question gets asked fairly regularly.Last edited by Alan @ BroomeAffinity; 17 February 2009, 13:48.
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what do you need them for?
help runing a company, tax return, or to beat with a big stick
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Accountant
Can any one recommend a good (reasonably cheap) accountant
Thanks
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