Accountancy

[Stephen Blair]

get a bit of wood, write may 2010 on it, stick a nail through it and blue tack it to the dash of the van, my first year i took 12 of them to my accountant, they were all in order. he laughed but was delighted. You know what you have to do, but your stuborn child in you is stopping this authority and organisation which you so need, get your finger out and go and do it NOW:thumbup1:no excuses:sneaky2:

[ukminch]

I am sorting it, but I am being slack about my website. In fact I'm going to put a rough email together now of what I want with some pics to send to the guy thats going to do it for me. Right now!!

[LisaB]

get a bit of wood, write may 2010 on it, stick a nail through it and blue tack it to the dash of the van, my first year i took 12 of them to my accountant, they were all in order. he laughed but was delighted. You know what you have to do, but your stuborn child in you is stopping this authority and organisation which you so need, get your finger out and go and do it NOW:thumbup1:no excuses:sneaky2:

 

lol if I only learn this one thing from this forum, I will be happy... this is an excellent filing system!

[Paul Jenks]

My wife did our books for the first year in a ledger bought from WHSmith. As we grew I started using a bookkeeper who spent 2-3 hours a month sorting out my receipts and formatting them on sage for the accountant to do the year end stuff. Now the office does most of it whilst liaising with the accountant when required. I've been with my accountant for 7 years and he helps with all our submissions, getting rebates where he can, sorting my P11D, dividend payments, off setting depreciation against corporation tax etc.

If you're good at climbing stick to climbing and pay someone else to do better and faster the stuff you don't like.

I detest accounts but fortunately there are people out there who love it.

[RedTapedoc]

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