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Yes I was struck by that. My thought was that if you have two full enquiries, then that's lightning striking twice. I don't want to make you paranoid FT, but has your practice been flagged up at HMRC, perhaps? Probably not but still ...
Macs are great. Back when software was on our desktops, linked to a server, a PC was unavoidable. Now most of the software I use is cloud-based, and we use a hosted desktop for the last few bits and pieces.
Yes, Macs are expensive, but I find they last far longer, and having a near-seamless link between my desktop, laptop, ipad and iphone is very helpful.
Over the top? Probably, but I like tech. It makes me happy.
FT that is a bad run of luck
Do these start as aspect enquiries ?
If they start off as full multi tax visits that is a worry
I have some good clients who make decent money but there businesses are not that complex if they weee to be looked at so would be easy to deal with without too much issue
I understood it took 20 odd days for you to that seems a huge amount of time. I thought you would have similar types of clients to me so surprised at how complex the enquiry must have got
What was the reason the tax insurance would not pay for your time ?
Macs are great my only gripes with my MacBook is that when using the cloud drive in o365 it is not as easy to save and access the files as in windows for that reason I kept my desktops as windows machines
Are you going to Accountex or the drinks this year as would be good to see you there
I access my onedrive files on my Mac just as easy as the PC’s in the office , don’t see any difference