I need proof of income for landlord & I have recently started contracting

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VectraMan replied

31 July 2013, 12:55
"Accounts" has a particular meaning in the context of companies house/HMRC returns, and your Landlord won't care about that. Contract / bank statement / draw up a balance sheet in a spreadsheet if you don't already have one.
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Sausage Surprise replied

31 July 2013, 12:44
Show him your contract and a bank statement?
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Clare@InTouch replied

31 July 2013, 12:35
It entirely depends on how much work would be involved, and the fee could vary greatly between a local accountant and a specialist accountant.

Do you have an accountant already? You may well find that if you're on a Monthly service then reference letters are included in the fee.
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Mike123 started a topic I need proof of income for landlord & I have recently started contracting

30 July 2013, 16:04
I need proof of income for landlord & I have recently started contracting

Is there a quick and cheap way ( I don't earn that much ) that I can show my earnings in a way that my landlord will accept?

He has asked for accounts - how simply & cheaply could I get an accountant to do this?

I really appreciate any help

Thanks
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