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Anyone self employed do their own books/accounts? I need to learn!

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zephyrcat · 11/11/2004 20:17

dp is about to become self employed and we were wondering if it would be better to do our own books/accounts etc rather than employ an accountant. I just really need some advice on what we'd need to be doing and where to start

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melsy · 11/11/2004 20:29

It really depends on what your earnings are. Below 15k and you can probably get through it your self, above that and I think its a good idea to get some help. Ive designed my own spreadsheets on excel and have a qaurterly chart for receipts/expenditure on there. I then have 4 qaurterly special leaver arch clear envelopes(from rymans) and slot all relevant receipts into that .But they only wnat all of that if earnt over 15k , so its just good practise really and they may cal it up in odd random checks!! I also have a chart for earnings and then a large one at the end that does all the calculations from each sheet.

KatieMac · 11/11/2004 20:32

You could use a package like Microsoft Money - which I find very easy. Keep every receipt (and decide later if it's business on not)

The Small Business Advisor (IR) can come out to you and discuss you particular circumstances

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