Accountants

[Charlie Brown]

A tad on the high side but not excessively so. Maybe she's heard about your record-keeping

Don't forget that professional fees are tax deductible so that £300 just became £240 out of your own pocket

The websites will be the biggest saving.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Agree with above.

Excel for me

Me too. Why make things difficult?

My accounts have to be audited and I have Vat to do and I still use Excel.

Credits and debits just require columns.

[Charlie Brown]

Me too. Why make things difficult?

My accounts have to be audited and I have Vat to do and I still use Excel.

Credits and debits just require columns.

True, but because I find it boring I thought some flashy software would keep me motivated.

I'll stick to excel.

[Jonathan Ford]

I use one of these:



and one of these:

[Steve the DJ]

Charlie, give TAS Basics a try, it's free and has pictures which is far easier on the eye than Excel.

[Twinspin]

I have an accountant he charges me £150.00 to do my books and submit the tax return and that.

[Leicester Ben]

Yep as Darren said it's Excel for me and that's fine for the accounts and VAT returns etc

[Dynamic Entertainment]

Excel works for me too

[Charlie Brown]

Cool!

Thanks guys.

I might screenshot my excel template. You can let me know whether I'm on the right track or not.

[Fullforceeventsltd]

I use excel and my accountant set up our spreadsheets. We have two one for expenditure and one for money received. I looked at Sage but was more than we needed. Excel does us fine and were a limited company.