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1st Dec 2020

How long did you stay afterwards?

Reply to
Accountancy has a bullying problem
18th Nov 2020

"I’ve heard so many times from my accountant clients that as soon as Boris Johnson or Rishi Sunak announces the latest coronavirus support scheme, clients are on the phone expecting to know immediately what to do – and you have just seen the same press conference as they have."

Yes. This.

Reply to
Dear Nick: ‘I am paralysed by fear of making a mistake’
3rd Nov 2020

I read it as

"stressed alcoholics"

Perhaps that is just me

Reply to
Working from home turns accountants into stressed workaholics
28th Sep 2020

“I wonder how many accountants will be pouring themselves a rather large glass this evening,”
Me

Reply to
Sunak’s plan is ‘another nightmare’ for profession
22nd Sep 2020

Exactly!
The clients that have clocked the 3 month CH extension are a pain, not appreciating/ caring that the accounts are still required for tax return - with no extension to that deadline.

Reply to
Tax season looms as Covid burden continues
5th May 2020

I understand this situation is frustrating.
I think my clients would prefer me to submit the claim minus the 2 you mention so at least they are funded for the other 17 employees.
Then when HMRC respond or there is an alternative work around, process the other 2.

Reply to
Furlough claims put agents through baptism of fire
12th Nov 2018

"while a high degree of control freakery is almost certainly going to be even more helpful" - good - this is my winter style!

Reply to
The accountants guide to planning the tax return season
19th Jan 2018

We have received a number for clients who are in self assessment - another frustrating waste of time!

Reply to
Simple assessment, not so simple payment
24th Nov 2017

and girls??

Reply to
Automation will make 31 January obsolete
16th Aug 2017

We came across an issue where two connected companies had an invoice between them which was settled by way of an adjustment to the intercompany loan.
HMRC applied the above rule because the invoice was not paid in physical funds.
The input VAT was disallowed but the same adjustment was not made on the output side as a sale had been made and there was no bad debt.
They would only allow the input VAT to be claimed in a later quarter having had sight of the bank statement showing the transfer of funds.

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VAT: Proof of payment needed
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