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Donna Jane


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Hello,

I'm looking for any snippets of advice from anyone who has gone self-employed or freelance.

I am CIMA qualified and worked as an employed finance manager for the past 19 years.

I was made redundant a month ago and would now really like to do freelance/self-employed bookkeeping. 

I am about to train on some different software packages - Sage, Xero, QuickBooks and from then probably commence the ICB qualification. At the same time I am thinking about a business plan.

Has anyone here ever made this change from industry to self-employed? I would love to hear your do's and don'ts ....

Many Thanks

Donna

 



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Deleted. OP back on. Not ack. This forum is waste of time.



-- Edited by AC on Wednesday 28th of October 2020 03:14:21 PM

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