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Training Grants for the Self Employed
grahamliza4
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Hello all, very new to this. First post!! Quite exciting really.
I'm a self-emplyed Accountant and training towards Chartered Status. This year 2007 my total bill for various courses etc will be close to £2000. I was wondering if anybody knows of any grants, etc, I could apply for or anything I could claim towards this cost.
Have two pre-school age children, working partner on good salary, made a loss last tax year as only worked part of it, due to make small profit this year. Pay for all my own training full whack, no fee reduction.
Help!
I'm a self-emplyed Accountant and training towards Chartered Status. This year 2007 my total bill for various courses etc will be close to £2000. I was wondering if anybody knows of any grants, etc, I could apply for or anything I could claim towards this cost.
Have two pre-school age children, working partner on good salary, made a loss last tax year as only worked part of it, due to make small profit this year. Pay for all my own training full whack, no fee reduction.
Help!
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No one replied so going to send it to the first page again in hope someone sees!0
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As you have a partner on a good salary I would doubt if there is any assistance.0
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Really? He only earned 21000 last year and we do have two small children so that makes us poor.....!
A girl on one of my courses got an £800 grant from somewhere -I can't remember!- as she was self employed. She lives at home with parents, mid 20s, earns 20k+, no children, no partner, to special circumstances i can see......?
Maybe some sort of development loan then?0
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