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  • oraclesmith
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    The reason is that the amount of actual work they do will fluctuate markedly over the year. They work out how much they need to charge for a financial year and spread it over easy monthly instalments. This way they get regular income and you get a service as and when you need it.

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  • weemster
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    Even I know that !!

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  • thunderlizard
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    Yes. And if your annual accounts fall due while you're on the bench, double yes.

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  • Diestl
    started a topic Accountants and monthly payments.

    Accountants and monthly payments.

    question

    If I get an accountant like SJD, with the monthly payment, do I have to pay it even if I'm on the bench for a few months?
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