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Previously on "Prosperity4 - No qualified accountants"

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  • ASB
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    Originally posted by simonsjdaccountancy
    As worrying is the fact that they are nearly 8 months late filing their own accounts and 3 months late with the annual return.
    ROFLMAO. I have no axe to grind at all with the company in question. But I do question the wisdom of the guy saying "hey it's all cool, we've only got a crap credit rating because we take all the dosh" if he is late with the filings.

    Mind you we always used to extract all our profits for a large number of years. Made no difference at all to our rating, guess individual mileage varies.

    Doh: Simon was referring to P4 being late not planit.
    Last edited by ASB; 14 August 2006, 11:46.

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  • simondolan
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    Originally posted by YNWA
    Need a confirmation letter done for a HSMP visa, and asked Properity4.....guess what, they have no qualified accountants who can sign this off!!!
    As worrying is the fact that they are nearly 8 months late filing their own accounts and 3 months late with the annual return.

    Accounting Reference Date: 31/03
    Last Accounts Made Up To: 31/03/2004 (MEDIUM)
    Next Accounts Due: 31/01/2006 OVERDUE
    Last Return Made Up To: 16/05/2005
    Next Return Due: 13/06/2006 OVERDUE

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  • lORD lUCAN
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    Originally posted by hyperD
    I've been with planIT for 7 years, was recommended to use them from a PwC VP and have spoken to Mr Learer on a few occasions.

    Excellent and professional service.

    Now, Mr L, where's me £5?
    £5 on its way, if it was over £400 though we'd have a problem

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  • hyperD
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    I've been with planIT for 7 years, was recommended to use them from a PwC VP and have spoken to Mr Learer on a few occasions.

    Excellent and professional service.

    Now, Mr L, where's me £5?

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  • lORD lUCAN
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    Originally posted by ADRIANL
    I'm the MD of Planit Services.
    Just to be clear...we've been in business 10 years and I've been a practising Chartered Accountant for 24 years (for my sins!).
    We are a profitable company, have never been in liquidation, administration or have any other financial problems (unlike so many of our competitors).
    We provide a full range of accounting services, and get most of our business via client recommendation.
    Most of our annual profits are extracted from the company (we have no reason to retain them) and therefore the balance sheet value is low.
    This is the main determinant of the credit rating; which I would suggest therefore is pretty meaningless.
    This is not an ad, and I know some of you will say "he would say that" but it's sometimes a little bit annoying to see your company knocked for no good reason.
    Its pretty crazy how many people monitor this site. Fair play to him though.
    Not nice getting getting bad press if there's no problem. Personally I think there's alot of cowboys out there but again, just depends if your unlucky and get caught up.

    Whilst on the subject, I had a call direct from a client yesterday afternoon. No notification he would ring, gave me a 10 minute interview on the phone (in tescos at the time), and then said he'd let the agent know what he thought. 10 mins later, get a call from the agent apologizing she'd not pre empted me. But I'd got the gig, start on the 29th. WTF. I basically applied to a advert on jobserve, phone them, have a quick chat, 2 days later this guy is on the phone, now I have 2 new contracts due to start on the 29th of this month. One for the Police and this one I believe is the NHS via an outsourcer.
    Might have to set up me own agency !! Must be a piece of piss.;..

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  • Fleetwood
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    bye-bye

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  • ADRIANL
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    I'm the MD of Planit Services.
    Just to be clear...we've been in business 10 years and I've been a practising Chartered Accountant for 24 years (for my sins!).
    We are a profitable company, have never been in liquidation, administration or have any other financial problems (unlike so many of our competitors).
    We provide a full range of accounting services, and get most of our business via client recommendation.
    Most of our annual profits are extracted from the company (we have no reason to retain them) and therefore the balance sheet value is low.
    This is the main determinant of the credit rating; which I would suggest therefore is pretty meaningless.
    This is not an ad, and I know some of you will say "he would say that" but it's sometimes a little bit annoying to see your company knocked for no good reason.

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  • Money Money Money
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    Originally posted by Leeda
    Ooh I would like to know what Giant's credit rating is like if someone can do this for free?
    I'm affraid we didn't do "Giant", I only get free updates on the companies he paid for the original with.

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  • Leeda
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    Originally posted by John Galt
    That's useful and could be a real help for all the newbies on here. I always thought you had to pay for all this stuff but if you can get it for nothing perhaps you could do it for all the umbrella companies. We'd know the good from the bad then

    Ooh I would like to know what Giant's credit rating is like if someone can do this for free?

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  • John Galt
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    That's useful and could be a real help for all the newbies on here. I always thought you had to pay for all this stuff but if you can get it for nothing perhaps you could do it for all the umbrella companies. We'd know the good from the bad then

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  • Money Money Money
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    Originally posted by John Galt
    How did you find that out Money - were you going to use them?
    I did a few credit checks for a client on my computer, It's been emailing me live updates for the last 3 months!!!!!!!

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  • John Galt
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    Originally posted by Money Money Money
    When you credit check "PlanIt" you get given these results.


    checkSCORE 54 out of 100
    Average Risk - This company has an average risk status and should be treated with a degree of caution

    Credit Limit GBP 400
    Selling to this company? The Credit Limit is the recommended maximum outstanding debtor exposure at any one time.
    How did you find that out Money - were you going to use them?

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  • Money Money Money
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    Originally posted by John Galt
    Excuse my ignorance but what do you mean 'credit limit'????

    When you credit check "PlanIt" you get given these results.


    checkSCORE 54 out of 100
    Average Risk - This company has an average risk status and should be treated with a degree of caution

    Credit Limit GBP 400
    Selling to this company? The Credit Limit is the recommended maximum outstanding debtor exposure at any one time.

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  • John Galt
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    Originally posted by Money Money Money
    They have a credit limit of £400.
    Excuse my ignorance but what do you mean 'credit limit'????

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  • Money Money Money
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    Originally posted by angusglover
    So you are saying not good then?

    Do you earn more than £400 a month????

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