Just to bring an end (hopefully) to this issue. Me and Alan have gone through the ins, outs and reasons behind why the issues come up.
Like to thank Alan for taking the time to do that. Its good that he takes the time to investigate these things.
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Originally posted by Nixon Williams View PostI would love to look into this for you, if we have recorded the same income as you have I cannot see how we would get to an extra £1K in tax etc.
Please either send me a PM or email me at alanatnixonwilliams.com
Alan
I only work for my company. No other income. All numbers where at the office so I was a bit annoyed that the wrong number had been come to. The amount of student loan I had paid through my salary had not been included in the working out / boxes. Also a pension contribution had not been accountanted for in the working out. Pretty simple stuff I would of thought would of been matter of course.
Even though the above was the case you asked me to fill out a "questionnaire". Maybe I got the answerswrong. But hey ho. Like I said, numbers at the office.
If you really want to I am sure if you talk to the guy who deals with this stuff (I believe its just the one person) he will no doubt remember me.
Like I said, the majority of service is good. Just had this one issue. Just goes to show that you have to check all the numbers sent to you. Least keep an eye out for stuff that seems way wrong.
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Originally posted by newbee View PostGoing by that this is the first year of company operation with £1000 + lighter pot which I could have easily avoided if NW had advised correctly on the total income and div payments to keep me under higher band.
this makes me question whether I would trust NW for that sake any accountant fully on my company accounts.
As mentioned before, please contact me so I can look into this for you. You can either send me a PM or email me at alanatnixonwilliams.com
Alan
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Originally posted by dx4100 View PostGot my self assessment back from them and it was all over the place. Was missing key information and the final figure said I owed an extra £1k in tax / NI etc. Wasn't happy. Did it myself to find I didn't owe all that much and will be doing so in the future.
Please either send me a PM or email me at alanatnixonwilliams.com
Alan
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Got my self assessment back from them and it was all over the place. Was missing key information and the final figure said I owed an extra £1k in tax / NI etc. Wasn't happy. Did it myself to find I didn't owe all that much and will be doing so in the future.
I have had no issue with my company accounts but its up to you to be pro-active and check stuff is right. The pro-active accountancy dosent happen or maybe I missunderstand what they mean by pro-active.
Its hard to understand how they could be that more proactive though. I send them invoices, they send me a break down of how much I have taken out of the company and how much profit is in there. Would be hard to go into the upper tax bracket without knowing. Maybe a phone call as you approach it would be cool.
Overall I think they are good / value for money.
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Originally posted by newbee View PostDoing my self assesment returns made me realise today that, NW have cost me £1000 + AAAAAAAAAAAAAAArGGH in underpaid tax for this year, this since they have mis calculated my whole of 2008/9 calculations and dividend payments placing me now in Higher band.
Going by that this is the first year of company operation with £1000 + lighter pot which I could have easily avoided if NW had advised correctly on the total income and div payments to keep me under higher band.
this makes me question whether I would trust NW for that sake any accountant fully on my company accounts.
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Originally posted by newbee View PostDoing my self assesment returns made me realise today that, NW have cost me £1000 + AAAAAAAAAAAAAAArGGH in underpaid tax for this year, this since they have mis calculated my whole of 2008/9 calculations and dividend payments placing me now in Higher band.
Going by that this is the first year of company operation with £1000 + lighter pot which I could have easily avoided if NW had advised correctly on the total income and div payments to keep me under higher band.
this makes me question whether I would trust NW for that sake any accountant fully on my company accounts.
But you're right - this is unacceptable. Go back to NW and complain - if they were at fault then I would expect to see some recompense...
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Nixon williams cock up again
Doing my self assesment returns made me realise today that, NW have cost me £1000 + AAAAAAAAAAAAAAArGGH in underpaid tax for this year, this since they have mis calculated my whole of 2008/9 calculations and dividend payments placing me now in Higher band.
Going by that this is the first year of company operation with £1000 + lighter pot which I could have easily avoided if NW had advised correctly on the total income and div payments to keep me under higher band.
this makes me question whether I would trust NW for that sake any accountant fully on my company accounts.
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Originally posted by DaveP View PostThey promote themselves as a pro-active accountancy not sure how true that is.
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View PostWere I Alan, I would find it more than a little suspicious that someone creates an account here seeming just to have a pop at an accountants. Were I a cynic, which of course I'm not, I would wonder which accountants you work for, which of course I don't.
Oh, and I am with planIT so I couldn't give a monkeys either way.....just seems a little suspicious to me that's all.
Think what you like! I am what they call a forum troll... I've been "on" these forums for around 2 years now, just never had a reason to post.
I work for myself but my other half does indeed work as an accountant. I am also a customer of NW and as I have said in previous posts, they arent 100% bad but they do need to come a long way imho...
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I use NW and think they are good they do all I need anyway. No need for premium though.
They promote themselves as a pro-active accountancy not sure how true that is.
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Originally posted by Amiga500 View PostI will have saved over a grand by the end of the year through changes to the way NW were 'running' my accounts, ignoring probably another grand in fines.
What deadline did you miss that caused a £1K fine?
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