Emplyer CD-ROM

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original PM replied

23 March 2009, 14:12
my ltd co is very new and the accounts are very simple right now there is absolutely no need to spend £1k+ on an acccountant per year.

time involved is pretty minimal but then I do have some accounting knowledge anyway so it is not like I am completely green.
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Moscow Mule replied

23 March 2009, 14:03
Originally posted by original PM View Post

Because if a learn to bark myself I do not need to pay for a dog?

How much is your time worth?

I am happy to pay an accountant to do all of that gubbins for me. Some people aren't. I can see their point of view too.
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original PM replied

23 March 2009, 13:55
Why have a dog (accountant), and bark yourself (Employer's CD)?

Because if a learn to bark myself I do not need to pay for a dog?
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Moscow Mule replied

23 March 2009, 13:41
Why have a dog (accountant), and bark yourself (Employer's CD)?
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Amiga500 replied

23 March 2009, 13:37
I am about to switch to a private accountant, a 'managed service' I found via these boards originally has just cost me £700, I think they are overworked through taking on too many contractors.

Has anyone switched to a local private accountant who they can visit versus one of these managed accountancy firms, and seen an improvement?
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FarmerPalmer replied

23 March 2009, 13:34
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

I thought it was more useless "would you like to go to a seminar" leaflets and chucked it. Can anyone tell me exactly what it's called so I can ask HMRC for a replacement, or point me to the relevant URL?

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/employers/cdrom/index.htm
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d000hg replied

23 March 2009, 10:10
I thought it was more useless "would you like to go to a seminar" leaflets and chucked it. Can anyone tell me exactly what it's called so I can ask HMRC for a replacement, or point me to the relevant URL?
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Archangel replied

23 March 2009, 08:52
you trust your accountant?

Bwahahahahhahahaha, haha.

The CD is great, takes me 5 minutes a month to complete. tells me how much tax & NI to deduct.

It also does my yearend company submissions in about another 10 minutes.
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thunderlizard replied

22 March 2009, 14:26
Because it's your company's responsibility to sort it out. They don't know how much your accountagent does for you.
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scooterscot replied

22 March 2009, 14:14
That was my thought TL.

I've an accountant who is my agent also, why are the IR even sending me this?
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thunderlizard replied

22 March 2009, 14:01
We used to use it when we did our own accounts. Don't use it now as the accountants do it all.
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ctdctd replied

22 March 2009, 13:33
Yes and yes.

Does what it says on the tin.
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scooterscot started a topic Emplyer CD-ROM

22 March 2009, 13:18
Emplyer CD-ROM

Did anyone else get this from the revenue?

Do you bother using it?
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