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Looking for a good accountant for Ltd company
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signs_of_recovery
Posts: 67 Forumite
in Scotland
I'm looking for an accountant who is going to help me reduce the paye burden and tax paid on my limited company.
Has anyone had any good experiences with accountants, and can you give me an idea of the fees I ought to be looking at for this type of service?
Has anyone had any good experiences with accountants, and can you give me an idea of the fees I ought to be looking at for this type of service?
NWCC £[STRIKE]2800[/STRIKE] £2600 Marbles £498.18 Egg £1,022.28 o/d1800 1400
Cap1 £250
student grant [STRIKE]£2000[/STRIKE]£1900 C.tax [STRIKE]£2312.91[/STRIKE] £301.64 live frugally,think sensibly, stop impulse buying,look at the bigger picture,relax,remember to budget,say no to the bairns. NSDs 6/10 GC £300/£200
FL £0/£200
Cap1 £250
student grant [STRIKE]£2000[/STRIKE]£1900 C.tax [STRIKE]£2312.91[/STRIKE] £301.64 live frugally,think sensibly, stop impulse buying,look at the bigger picture,relax,remember to budget,say no to the bairns. NSDs 6/10 GC £300/£200
FL £0/£200
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My invoice recently was £280.00, plus £49.00 Vat. My OH, said this was a good price and wishes he only had to pay that amount.bam bam bammy Shore by The Revellers...do do de de do.0
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Reduce paye burden...sack staff, reduce wages not sure what an accountant will do.signs_of_recovery wrote: »I'm looking for an accountant who is going to help me reduce the paye burden and tax paid on my limited company.
Has anyone had any good experiences with accountants, and can you give me an idea of the fees I ought to be looking at for this type of service?
Reduce tax paid...earn less, spend more, hire more staff...Catch 22.
I used to pay £135 per month for everything.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S) Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money. 0
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