how do i obtain overdue partenership profit , do i persue my ex business partener or will our ex accountant n?
i went into business with somebody ten years ago only ever got my wages weekly from her, stumbled on some missing paperwork telling me what my p profit amounted to.she dealt with the banking and monies however i have never got a cheque for what i am oed.would sheof been the one to send it or our accountant.willi need to get a solicitor to write to her or him i know it sounds odd this has happened but i had a lot of upheavel and upset at th time
United Kingdom - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
If you were legally a partner in this business you should be able to contact the accountant and he will tell you the situation with your profit. Although your partner had the business relationship with the accountant as partner in the business you will have been paying half the fees and you will have the right to ask about your affairs. Ultimately you should sort this out with your business partner though if you can agree a settlement without taking legal action it will probably cost you less. The accountant will be in the best position to tell you what you are owed.
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Friday, February 28, 2014
Friday, February 14, 2014
Can Accountants in a company go on strike?
Can Accountants in a company go on strike?
I'm belong ACCA & ATT (i pay my membership fees). Do student members have the same rights? Also can you strike in the private sector (I see public sector workers go on strike over pay through there unions) ?
Other - Business & Finance - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
If your not part of a collective bargaining agreement with the employer like most people who belong to unions, then going on strike will not really have any leverage. You will simply be fired and replaced by someone else.
Answer 2 :
Why would they. If they do not like the pay and conditions they can look elsewhere for a job. Accountants are professionals as are Doctors and Solicitors. Never heard of any of them going on strike. UK
Answer 3 :
ACCA and ATT are private organizations who can make rules for their members any way they like. If they choose to give student members the same rights as other members, that's fine, but they don't have to do so. Yep, accountants can strike in the private sector, just like any other employee. But your employer can also fire you if you do. So, if you absolutely must strike, make sure you and the other employees truly are indispensable and not replaceable, and that the strike will not cause the employer to go out of business immediately.
Answer 4 :
ACCA is not a union. It is a professional body, very different. It is a professional regulator, nothing to do with workers rights! I'm not so up on ATT (Association of Tax Technicians?) but don't think they are a union either.
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I'm belong ACCA & ATT (i pay my membership fees). Do student members have the same rights? Also can you strike in the private sector (I see public sector workers go on strike over pay through there unions) ?
Other - Business & Finance - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
If your not part of a collective bargaining agreement with the employer like most people who belong to unions, then going on strike will not really have any leverage. You will simply be fired and replaced by someone else.
Answer 2 :
Why would they. If they do not like the pay and conditions they can look elsewhere for a job. Accountants are professionals as are Doctors and Solicitors. Never heard of any of them going on strike. UK
Answer 3 :
ACCA and ATT are private organizations who can make rules for their members any way they like. If they choose to give student members the same rights as other members, that's fine, but they don't have to do so. Yep, accountants can strike in the private sector, just like any other employee. But your employer can also fire you if you do. So, if you absolutely must strike, make sure you and the other employees truly are indispensable and not replaceable, and that the strike will not cause the employer to go out of business immediately.
Answer 4 :
ACCA is not a union. It is a professional body, very different. It is a professional regulator, nothing to do with workers rights! I'm not so up on ATT (Association of Tax Technicians?) but don't think they are a union either.
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Friday, February 7, 2014
Have you heard the one about the constipated accountant?
Have you heard the one about the constipated accountant?
He wasn't able to budget. He wasn't able to budget. In the end he had to work it out with a pencil.
Jokes & Riddles - 12 Answers
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Answer 1 :
korney lyk
Answer 2 :
lol not bad - he must have to watch his figure
Answer 3 :
haha..that was good :]
Answer 4 :
not funny
Answer 5 :
lol.
Answer 6 :
lol
Answer 7 :
I thought he worked it out with a pencil..... or was that the mathematician?
Answer 8 :
i liked this one
Answer 9 :
lol!!
Answer 10 :
hahahaha!! that was good one!!
Answer 11 :
Funny !!! I'm moved.
Answer 12 :
Liked that one. :)
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He wasn't able to budget. He wasn't able to budget. In the end he had to work it out with a pencil.
Jokes & Riddles - 12 Answers
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Answer 1 :
korney lyk
Answer 2 :
lol not bad - he must have to watch his figure
Answer 3 :
haha..that was good :]
Answer 4 :
not funny
Answer 5 :
lol.
Answer 6 :
lol
Answer 7 :
I thought he worked it out with a pencil..... or was that the mathematician?
Answer 8 :
i liked this one
Answer 9 :
lol!!
Answer 10 :
hahahaha!! that was good one!!
Answer 11 :
Funny !!! I'm moved.
Answer 12 :
Liked that one. :)
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Saturday, February 1, 2014
How much do UK accountants earn?
How much do UK accountants earn?
There are so many types of accountants and so many different different ideas of how much they earn on the web. I want to know which types of accountants earn the most, the qualifications they need and the amount they earn when they start, then with 10-15 years experience.
Other - Business & Finance - 2 Answers
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probs anything between 50- 100k a year
Answer 2 :
When they have 10-15 years experience , they make shit loads of money . Probably in excess of 150K a year and a lot more if they are at partnership level.
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There are so many types of accountants and so many different different ideas of how much they earn on the web. I want to know which types of accountants earn the most, the qualifications they need and the amount they earn when they start, then with 10-15 years experience.
Other - Business & Finance - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
probs anything between 50- 100k a year
Answer 2 :
When they have 10-15 years experience , they make shit loads of money . Probably in excess of 150K a year and a lot more if they are at partnership level.
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Tuesday, January 28, 2014
I'm self employed. Will an estate agent accept my books done by a chartered accountant as proof of my income?
I'm self employed. Will an estate agent accept my books done by a chartered accountant as proof of my income?
I've found the most incredible house to rent and I want to move in asap. The only thing is I'm a self employed teacher and I get my money in cash from my private students. My credit history/ bank statements don't look fantastic because I got married to a man a lot older than me and he's always dealt with the finances, and I've always just paid my way in the household with cash. I've also been really sloppy and I haven't done my tax returns for 4 years. Would an estate agent accept my books verified by a chartered accountant? To prove that I can pay the rent weekly. Thank you 17 hours ago - 3 days left to answer. Additional Details And, I wanted to sign a contract for a year, but do you think an estate agent would do a shorter "trial" contract, say for three months, just to see how things go if they weren't too happy with my proof of earning's?
Renting & Real Estate - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
I dont see why not,try it you have nothing to loose
Answer 2 :
Hello, (ANS) YES! that should be fine. Because if your accounts have been professionally done by a qualified chartered accounant then that should be acceptible as proof of your income. Other than this I cannot see what else they could need bank statements would be acceptible but thats going abit far perhaps? **As long as you can verify your source of income or investments that should be enough proof of how much of a risk you would represent to the person or company you are renting from. They are probably being extra cautious or paranoid in the present economic climate. **I guess they just want to make sure you can comfortable cover the actual rental payments. Kind Regards Ivan
Answer 3 :
If you haven't done any tax returns for 4 years you have been breaking the law. An Accountant will not sign off your books as 'true' as you might owe money to HMRC. Have you registered as self employed?, this has to be done 28 days before you start earning. I think you need to talk to an Accountant pronto. As for the house, highly unusual for anyone to give a 3 month contract.
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I've found the most incredible house to rent and I want to move in asap. The only thing is I'm a self employed teacher and I get my money in cash from my private students. My credit history/ bank statements don't look fantastic because I got married to a man a lot older than me and he's always dealt with the finances, and I've always just paid my way in the household with cash. I've also been really sloppy and I haven't done my tax returns for 4 years. Would an estate agent accept my books verified by a chartered accountant? To prove that I can pay the rent weekly. Thank you 17 hours ago - 3 days left to answer. Additional Details And, I wanted to sign a contract for a year, but do you think an estate agent would do a shorter "trial" contract, say for three months, just to see how things go if they weren't too happy with my proof of earning's?
Renting & Real Estate - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
I dont see why not,try it you have nothing to loose
Answer 2 :
Hello, (ANS) YES! that should be fine. Because if your accounts have been professionally done by a qualified chartered accounant then that should be acceptible as proof of your income. Other than this I cannot see what else they could need bank statements would be acceptible but thats going abit far perhaps? **As long as you can verify your source of income or investments that should be enough proof of how much of a risk you would represent to the person or company you are renting from. They are probably being extra cautious or paranoid in the present economic climate. **I guess they just want to make sure you can comfortable cover the actual rental payments. Kind Regards Ivan
Answer 3 :
If you haven't done any tax returns for 4 years you have been breaking the law. An Accountant will not sign off your books as 'true' as you might owe money to HMRC. Have you registered as self employed?, this has to be done 28 days before you start earning. I think you need to talk to an Accountant pronto. As for the house, highly unusual for anyone to give a 3 month contract.
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Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Can you see any sense on the maths below. I am having problems with my employer accountant?
Can you see any sense on the maths below. I am having problems with my employer accountant?
C.P - *** Nursery - March ~ Sepetember 2009 {Wages £6 / My son´s fee £ 10 a day} March: 56 hours / 14 days - £196 Received £178 (£20 cash - £158 cheque) *** Nursery own £18 No payslip April : 56 hours / 14 days - £196 Received £168 (cheque) *** Nursery own £28 on the payslip - 48 hours /£288 May: 44 hours / 11 days - £154 Received £230 (cheque) C.P own £76 on the payslip - 48 hours /£288 June: 60 hours / 15 days - £210 Received £230 (cheque) C.P own £20 on the payslip - 36 hours /£216 July: 135 hours / 23 days - £580 Received £205 (cheque) C.P own £375 on the payslip - 35 hours /£210 August: 131 hours / 20 days - £586 Received £751,90 (bank account) on the payslip - 131 hours /£751,90 (£786 - £34,10 NI ) C.P own £165,9 September: 118 hours / 22 days - £488 Received £160,54 (bank account) *** Nursery own £327,46 on the payslip - 120 hours /£692,94 (£720 - £27,06 NI ) Total ***Nursery own: £748,46 Total C.P own: £261,90 Balance due to C.P £486,56 Total received from March to Sepetember £1.293.44 Total should have received from March to Sepetember £2.410.00 Total shown on the payslip £2.446.84 Total my son´s fee already paid £1.190 Please let me know if you have tips to make it less complicate to understand. I am gonna talk to the accountant on Thursday, tried many times but it never gets sorted.
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Hi, First of all - sorry if there are any mistakes or i dont make anything easier. But this is how i take things to be... First of all, lets take March: 56 hours x £6 per hour = £336 14 days x £10 a day = (£140) Equals £196 owing to you. However, you received £178, therefore you are owed £18. Continue this onto the following months, using the same method. However, certain months are slightly different, like May for instance. 44 Hours x £6 per hour = £264 11 Days x £10 per day = (£110) Equals £154 owing to you. However, as you received £230, you therefore owe CP £76. If you do this for each month, you can come to a running total as follows. In total, Nursery (you?) are owed £748.46. In total, CP is owed (£261.90) Therefore, you are owed £486.56 (748.46 - 261.90) So, Total money received = £1923.44 You should have received = £2410.00 Payroll total = £2446.84 Sons fees = £1190.00 All picked up from individual monthly break downs. Is this what you are after? If not, let me know and i can try again. I hope this has helped a little! Ant
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C.P - *** Nursery - March ~ Sepetember 2009 {Wages £6 / My son´s fee £ 10 a day} March: 56 hours / 14 days - £196 Received £178 (£20 cash - £158 cheque) *** Nursery own £18 No payslip April : 56 hours / 14 days - £196 Received £168 (cheque) *** Nursery own £28 on the payslip - 48 hours /£288 May: 44 hours / 11 days - £154 Received £230 (cheque) C.P own £76 on the payslip - 48 hours /£288 June: 60 hours / 15 days - £210 Received £230 (cheque) C.P own £20 on the payslip - 36 hours /£216 July: 135 hours / 23 days - £580 Received £205 (cheque) C.P own £375 on the payslip - 35 hours /£210 August: 131 hours / 20 days - £586 Received £751,90 (bank account) on the payslip - 131 hours /£751,90 (£786 - £34,10 NI ) C.P own £165,9 September: 118 hours / 22 days - £488 Received £160,54 (bank account) *** Nursery own £327,46 on the payslip - 120 hours /£692,94 (£720 - £27,06 NI ) Total ***Nursery own: £748,46 Total C.P own: £261,90 Balance due to C.P £486,56 Total received from March to Sepetember £1.293.44 Total should have received from March to Sepetember £2.410.00 Total shown on the payslip £2.446.84 Total my son´s fee already paid £1.190 Please let me know if you have tips to make it less complicate to understand. I am gonna talk to the accountant on Thursday, tried many times but it never gets sorted.
Personal Finance - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Hi, First of all - sorry if there are any mistakes or i dont make anything easier. But this is how i take things to be... First of all, lets take March: 56 hours x £6 per hour = £336 14 days x £10 a day = (£140) Equals £196 owing to you. However, you received £178, therefore you are owed £18. Continue this onto the following months, using the same method. However, certain months are slightly different, like May for instance. 44 Hours x £6 per hour = £264 11 Days x £10 per day = (£110) Equals £154 owing to you. However, as you received £230, you therefore owe CP £76. If you do this for each month, you can come to a running total as follows. In total, Nursery (you?) are owed £748.46. In total, CP is owed (£261.90) Therefore, you are owed £486.56 (748.46 - 261.90) So, Total money received = £1923.44 You should have received = £2410.00 Payroll total = £2446.84 Sons fees = £1190.00 All picked up from individual monthly break downs. Is this what you are after? If not, let me know and i can try again. I hope this has helped a little! Ant
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014
I'm self employed. Will an estate agent accept my books done by a chartered accountant as proof of my income?
I'm self employed. Will an estate agent accept my books done by a chartered accountant as proof of my income?
I've found the most incredible house to rent and I want to move in asap. The only thing is I'm a self employed teacher and I get my money in cash from my private students. My credit history/ bank statements don't look fantastic because I got married to a man a lot older than me and he's always dealt with the finances, and I've always just paid my way in the household with cash. I've also been really sloppy and I haven't done my tax returns for 4 years. Would an estate agent accept my books verified by a chartered accountant? To prove that I can pay the rent weekly. Thank you And, I wanted to sign a contract for a year, but do you think an estate agent would do a shorter "trial" contract, say for three months, just to see how things go if they weren't too happy with my proof of earning's? And, I wanted to sign a contract for a year, but do you think an estate agent would do a shorter "trial" contract, say for three months, just to see how things go if they weren't too happy with my proof of earning's?
Renting & Real Estate - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
accounts certified by a chartered accountant are the usualy way of proving yr income if ur self employed. the standard tenancy agreement is for 6 months and rent is payable monthly in advance
Answer 2 :
Yes this should sufficient enough.
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I've found the most incredible house to rent and I want to move in asap. The only thing is I'm a self employed teacher and I get my money in cash from my private students. My credit history/ bank statements don't look fantastic because I got married to a man a lot older than me and he's always dealt with the finances, and I've always just paid my way in the household with cash. I've also been really sloppy and I haven't done my tax returns for 4 years. Would an estate agent accept my books verified by a chartered accountant? To prove that I can pay the rent weekly. Thank you And, I wanted to sign a contract for a year, but do you think an estate agent would do a shorter "trial" contract, say for three months, just to see how things go if they weren't too happy with my proof of earning's? And, I wanted to sign a contract for a year, but do you think an estate agent would do a shorter "trial" contract, say for three months, just to see how things go if they weren't too happy with my proof of earning's?
Renting & Real Estate - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
accounts certified by a chartered accountant are the usualy way of proving yr income if ur self employed. the standard tenancy agreement is for 6 months and rent is payable monthly in advance
Answer 2 :
Yes this should sufficient enough.
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