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Previously on "ClearSky vs. inniAccounts vs. InTouch to start going contracting"
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Thumbs up from me for NW, Dan Horner is my guy, fellow Wanderer, although we are not talking about football at the moment.
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Originally posted by Rabotnik View PostI emailed them already since I plan on using them when I get my first contract, and they said they charge £5pm to use them as the registered address. I am definitely going with them since their charges seem reasonable and they do setup for free
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Originally posted by Rabotnik View PostI emailed them already since I plan on using them when I get my first contract, and they said they charge £5pm to use them as the registered address. I am definitely going with them since their charges seem reasonable and they do setup for free
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I moved from Clearsky to InTouch mainly based on costs. I didn't feel I was using my accountant enough to justify the amount, after all I'm just a one man band so quite a simple setup.
The InTouch online portal is so easy to use and probably takes me 10 mins a month to update. They have always responsed swiftly to any question I have so can't recommend them highly enough.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostNW also get fairly good feedback on CUK, sounds worth checking out if they do company formation for free. Make sure to check any other costs - like if you want to use your account as your registered business address (some accountants charge for this, others don't).
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Originally posted by odm View PostLooks good...
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Originally posted by Waldorf View PostI use Nixon Williams, they are at £75 per month and they will form a company for you free of charge.
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Very happy with them, check them out.
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I use Nixon Williams, they are at £75 per month and they will form a company for you free of charge.
Contractor Accountant specialists UK | Accountancy Service for contractors | Accountancy Services UK | Take Home Pay Calculator UK.
Very happy with them, check them out.
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Originally posted by odm View PostOdd decision - 12months @ £75 = £900. 12 months @ £85, inc 2months free = £850.
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Originally posted by Clare@InTouch View PostAnyone who signs up before the end of this month will get the first two months free of charge, then £85 per month plus VAT. But, they get the same offer as existing clients - refer one person to us before the end of November and it's £75 plus VAT until April 2012.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI thought IT has said people signing up before end-of-September would get the £75 rate for the first year? I'd phone and double-check that.
No idea about what Ltd setup should cost, I'm sure you could do it cheaper but you sound like you might benefit from having someone do it (no offence).
Anyone who signs up before the end of this month will get the first two months free of charge, then £85 per month plus VAT. But, they get the same offer as existing clients - refer one person to us before the end of November and it's £75 plus VAT until April 2012.
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I thought IT has said people signing up before end-of-September would get the £75 rate for the first year? I'd phone and double-check that.
No idea about what Ltd setup should cost, I'm sure you could do it cheaper but you sound like you might benefit from having someone do it (no offence).
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Originally posted by odm View PostNoted. Mind me asking who you account with?
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And look at the rest of the site while you're there. As an absolute minimum, download their Guide to Freelancing and read it. Carefully...
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