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rachel_mclean


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Hi

I have quite a few questions regarding VAT and I am wondering if I compiled a list of these questions one of you experienced practicing bookkeepers could answer them for me?

I will pay you your going rate in advance.

I have started working for a company as their bookkeeper and I am out of practice and have forgotten and am unsure of a few things regarding vat. Their next vat return is coming up and I want to be sure about a few things before I file it.

I don't find the HMRC website that helpful or clear to the specific questions I have.

If anybody is interested in helping me please could you let me know either on here or to my email: raychelmc@hotmail.co.uk. I could get together my questions, email them to you and you could give me a price on your time to answers these.

Very unusual request I know but I would like some help from someone experienced who knows what they are doing.

Thank you in advance

Rachel

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Rachel,

Post your questions here and you will get the answers, and the bonus, it will cost nothing.

Kris

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Hi Rachel,

not to shoot anyone in the foot who wants to make a few quid on this but if I were you I would just post your specific questions on here and get them answered free of charge.

Shaun.


Oop, sorry, Kris beat me to it.


-- Edited by Shamus on Monday 18th of October 2010 07:48:07 PM

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Hi Shaun and Kris, thanks for the quick reply, I did think about doing that but as there are quite a few questions I thought I had better offer something in return as I am always asking questions on here but don't have enough knowledge to answer many of other peoples questions. So I might do that thank you
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Go on Rachel, just post them, we're all generally bored on this forum, or like me avoiding work.

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Why not try a few questions first and see how it goes,you never know you may get a freebie, vat is never so difficult that you need to pay someone.

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Rhianrach wrote:

vat is never so difficult that you need to pay someone.

Just don't tell prospective clients this.

 



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Peasie wrote:

 

Rhianrach wrote:

vat is never so difficult that you need to pay someone.

Just don't tell prospective clients this.

 

 


smile It's not though, I knew nothing until I needed to, I took a bit of time to learn a few things, then had an inspection and everything was fine.

 



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