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Previously on "How soon do you do your year-end accounts"
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Originally posted by rogerfederer View PostEr, because you can place the monies in a high interest fixed-term account and get a couple of hundred quid instead?
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Originally posted by rogerfederer View PostEr, because you can place the monies in a high interest fixed-term account and get a couple of hundred quid instead?
Thanks for the feedback.
I have the Sept date (Y/E + 9 months) in my head for accounts rather than actual year-end. Need to adjust and recalibrate the internal clock to December.
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Originally posted by rogerfederer View PostEr, because you can place the monies in a high interest fixed-term account and get a couple of hundred quid instead?
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostMine are done within 3 three weeks of year end. I want confirmation of my CT liability as soon as possible. Why do tomorrow what you can do today?
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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostAround October when Nixon Williams ask for them
as for CT liability - surely you should know what that is all along, more or less...
Their service and quality of accounts deteriorated a few years ago. If you're paying good money for an accountant it seems obvious you shouldn't be using an ex-firm with hardly any truly qualified staff. Most of their lot, 95%, are studying towards an accountancy degree/qualifications.
Studying towards something isn't the same as having the qualification or being good at it! In addition, 1% of the way through an accountancy qualification of any sort could be the majority of those; they don't breakdown the figure but it's obvious from all the complaints that most of the decent staff left a long time ago. Keep in mind that it's all automated work, amalgamated with SJD and the other firms the VC firm purchased. This many mistakes suggest it's all about money, money, money, and not about providing quality accounting services. Given the expensive cost for SJD/NW in comparison to other firms there is even more reason to choose a better, more friendly firm.
Either way: your money is better spent elsewhere. If you've read of the troubles people on this forum have had with NW and you stick with them then more fool you. Plenty of better quality accountancies out there.Last edited by rogerfederer; 20 January 2020, 16:05.
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Around October when Nixon Williams ask for them
as for CT liability - surely you should know what that is all along, more or less...
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I sent my accounts to my accountant in the first week of January. He's raised some queries, which I've answered, so I expect to get them back by the end of the week, all done and dusted.
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My April 2019 year end accounts/payment are due in the next couple of weeks. Accountant has prepared accounts and they're with me for review.
I use Freeagent so am always aware of the current CT liability.
So, at the last minute pretty much.
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Mine are done within 3 three weeks of year end. I want confirmation of my CT liability as soon as possible. Why do tomorrow what you can do today?
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How soon do you do your year-end accounts
I usually tend to do my year end accounts randomly between 5-8 months after year end and send details to my accountant.
My y/e is Dec so thinking of doing it now and getting it out of the way - any drawbacks? (SA already done)
How soon after year-end do you do your accounts and any particular reason for that date?Tags: None
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