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Hi - I hope you don't mind me posting on here as I am still a student but I desperatly need your help.
A friend has asked me to help him with his accounts as he was less than happy with his accountant. Basically I will be doing the day to day stuff and a qualified accountant will be looking over it all at year end and doing the tax. He wants me to use a computer programme eg sage but i have herd some very bad reports on the CIS version . Can anyone recommend anything. The other thing is the cost. I need to get it as cheap as poss. Can I buy it second hand?
Any comments will be appreciated
A friend has asked me to help him with his accounts as he was less than happy with his accountant. Basically I will be doing the day to day stuff and a qualified accountant will be looking over it all at year end and doing the tax. He wants me to use a computer programme eg sage but i have herd some very bad reports on the CIS version . Can anyone recommend anything. The other thing is the cost. I need to get it as cheap as poss. Can I buy it second hand?
Any comments will be appreciated
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Is he a sub-contractor or main contractor?
I use Integrity software, but it's aimed at the main contractor. When I was sourcing new software, I found a company called Clip-it Solutions. They have an excellent product - aimed at smaller businesses.
Helen0 -
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He is a suby.
Thanks I will google clip it and see what I can find.
Regards
Gina0 -
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We have lots of subbies as clients and have found excel is the best thing for bookkeeping. There accounts are rarely complicated enough to warrant sage or anything more specialised.
Annette0 -
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I agree with Annette - subbies much bestt (and cheapest) done on XL - easy peasy accounts, and if they get a refund they think that you are the bees knees
Claudia
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How do you guys deal with any retentions they've had deducted?
I'm curious because very often subcontractors I pay don't have a clue why they are suddenly being paid more money. Others have fallen into a trap of raising sales invoices twice and overstating their turnover.
Helen
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