Bloody accountants

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Archangel replied

14 April 2009, 08:48
Originally posted by Andy2 View Post

How hard it is to diy ? Are there any books or cd I can use .
it will save me £1200/year

Those helpful people at HMRC will send you a CD to do the payroll, and yearend returns for PAYE & NI.

The helpful people at companies house supply a PDF which you update with figures and submit for your yearend company financial return.

The same helpful companies house people have an online submission for your company yearend.

The good folk over at HMRC allow you to submit your company accounts via the interweb thingie, and you can fill in the CT600 online.

If you have a set of accounts prepared by an accountant it is reasonably easy to work out where the figures come from if you affairs are fairly simple.

The whole business of "diy" took me less than 10 hours spread over the year, and I know where every penny goes now.
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gingerjedi replied

10 April 2009, 18:19
Alan from Nixon Williams saw my post today and has promised to sort it out, he's obviously not on holiday.

All is forgiven.
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denver2k replied

9 April 2009, 15:34
Originally posted by NickNick View Post

Mine's gone on holiday. What kind of acct goes on holiday in April?
;o)

thats hillarious dude....

Its like PM/Developer/Support guy on holidays when Project going Live...lol...

Anyways, i monthly pay 125ish (incl. VAT) to my accountant and quite pleased with him. Can call or email him anytime and he gets back to me sooner than i ever expect.
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pmeswani replied

9 April 2009, 14:02
Originally posted by NickNick View Post

Mine's gone on holiday. What kind of acct goes on holiday in April?
;o)

To state the obvious... yours does.
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ace00 replied

9 April 2009, 13:51
Originally posted by NickNick View Post

Mine's gone on holiday. What kind of acct goes on holiday in April?
;o)

Come the revolution - 1st the agents, then the accountants.
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NickNick replied

9 April 2009, 13:06
Mine's gone on holiday. What kind of acct goes on holiday in April?
;o)
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Andy2 replied

9 April 2009, 12:50
Originally posted by Pickle2 View Post

Diy

Hth

How hard it is to diy ? Are there any books or cd I can use .
it will save me £1200/year
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Pickle2 replied

9 April 2009, 12:01
Diy

Hth
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Epiphone replied

9 April 2009, 10:34
Bet I can guess who you're with...
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gingerjedi started a topic Bloody accountants

8 April 2009, 18:05
Bloody accountants

I appreciate they're busy at the moment but it shouldn't be an excuse to not bother with my pay and divi advise, they said they'd sort it ASAP even though I sent it Friday.

I pay the feckers £70 a month FFS… Should I ask for a rebate?
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