hourly rate on manual bookkeeping
mahdi87
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Hi everyone,
I started on saturday doing manual bookkeeping for 1 client on temp basis for 9 months covering maternity lady. but i havent mentioned my rate!! how much should i quote him?
many thanks
I started on saturday doing manual bookkeeping for 1 client on temp basis for 9 months covering maternity lady. but i havent mentioned my rate!! how much should i quote him?
many thanks
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Isn't it a bit late to quote for work that you have already started? I can't believe that money wasn't mentioned by either of you at the meeting/interview stage. I think you should clear this up before you go much further in case they are thinking of a much lower fee than you are.
I charge between £17 and £20/hour for bookkeeping (I'm in Suffolk).0 -
Well I am in london and I quoted roughly £15/hr I even thought is too high!!! silly me...... £15 is ok?0
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http://justanothermip.wordpress.com/2011/03/26/accountant-what-to-charge/
Monsoon did a lot of research and polls recently in the forum trying to clear it up as well. She wrote a blog about it (see above) and if you do a search, I'm sure you would be able to find quite a lot of interesting posts about it.
Have a search and a read and I'm quite sure you will find some helpful information that way!0 -
Monsoon did a lot of research and polls recently in the forum trying to clear it up as well. She wrote a blog about it
Monsoon is a she!? :O Makes the fact her interests include 'pole dancing' more understandable I suppose...
£15ph sounds reasonable and I think that it what someone we subcontracted to charged us.0 -
clegganator wrote: »Monsoon is a she!?
You thought I was a bloke?! :ohmy:
Funniest thing I've heard all day!0 -
Back on topic, Rinske, thanks for the repost of my blog
£15 is the lowest I'd consider charging...0 -
clegganator wrote: »Monsoon is a she!?
Her picture should have given you a clue..
A very experienced bookkeeper I know charges £44 per hour (South East London). That's about the highest I have seen, apart from accountancy firms charging in-house.0 -
deanshepherd wrote: »Her picture should have given you a clue..
Thought he had a thing for pin-up girls from the 50's!0 -
clegganator wrote: »Thought he had a thing for pin-up girls from the 50's!0
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clegganator wrote: »Thought he had a thing for pin-up girls from the 50's!I do! I'm just not a he :001_tt2:
Nothing wrong with pin-up girls from the 50's0 -
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Well..
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deanshepherd wrote: »Well..
And on that bombshell...0 -
I think Elizabeth is cute. So there.0
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That one is actually quite cute...0
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