I think engagement letters are a complete waste of time for sole practitioners. Once signed they just get filed away and forgotten about and in over 30 years in practice I have never had to refer back to one. They are probably more appropriate for the big firms for protection as they are always being sued.
I buy cars for the long term, finding something 3-4 years old I really like and keep it for 20 years or more. Rust is the usual reason for scrapping. As things stand I wouldn't look at an EV due to the high purchase price, poor range and cost of replacement batteries as most are only guaranteed for 8 years. I may change my mind in a few years as batteries improve.
I'll wait until April 23 and see what taxfiler come up with before deciding what to do. On clients not digitally excluded, I'll probably get them to do their own quarterly submissions and just do the final one each year which is the only one which will matter for tax. That way, I'll still be able to go away on holiday whenever I like and not have to worry about clients getting figures to be before the quarterly deadlines.
I signed up for an ASA when they first came out but have never used it. At the time I thought MTD would be coming in the following year. I continue to use my agent government gateway account.
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She should also be made bankrupt and stripped of her personal assets. Evil woman.
I changed it online just once for corporation tax but couldn't see a way of doing it for SA or PAYE.
Liz is a qualified management accountant so probably knows a lot more than any of the chancellors we've had. I hope she gets the job and scraps MTD.
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I think engagement letters are a complete waste of time for sole practitioners. Once signed they just get filed away and forgotten about and in over 30 years in practice I have never had to refer back to one. They are probably more appropriate for the big firms for protection as they are always being sued.
I buy cars for the long term, finding something 3-4 years old I really like and keep it for 20 years or more. Rust is the usual reason for scrapping. As things stand I wouldn't look at an EV due to the high purchase price, poor range and cost of replacement batteries as most are only guaranteed for 8 years. I may change my mind in a few years as batteries improve.
I have a signal red V12 the same age, have a lot of fun and am losing nothing in depreciation.
I'll wait until April 23 and see what taxfiler come up with before deciding what to do. On clients not digitally excluded, I'll probably get them to do their own quarterly submissions and just do the final one each year which is the only one which will matter for tax. That way, I'll still be able to go away on holiday whenever I like and not have to worry about clients getting figures to be before the quarterly deadlines.
I signed up for an ASA when they first came out but have never used it. At the time I thought MTD would be coming in the following year. I continue to use my agent government gateway account.
Make a claim to be digitally excluded on the grounds you don't know how to use a computer and carry on as normal.