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Our seminar was a great success, with over 40 requests for extra work and a satisfaction score of 82% from the attendees. There’s still an opportunity to book your consultation, at which you’ll get a huge bundle of helpful tools for a really good price of £250, plus VAT (that’s £200 after tax relief!) We are planning another for February 2015, so if you feel that you missed out on the seminar this time, you can contact us via the website, to be placed on our waiting list – or alternatively you could contact our offices.

Worldwide … Check out our B1G1 page to see the Numbers (UK) Ltd ‘giving impacts’ around the world. In August we donated funds for each new client that we gained. When you join us as a client we provide the funds to help a child in India escape a life of poverty by sponsoring his or her education for one month. And last week, following the success of our £2.2M seminar we gave again. When you attend one of our seminars we give the funds to provide an underprivileged child from the slums in India with educational opportunities, & sponsoring school fees for a child for one month. And closer to home … By advising a newly qualified barrister of the tax reliefs available to him, tax of £11,160 has been deferred. An architect who we advised in relation to their business status in 2013 has just completed their first…

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Have you renewed your Tax Investigation Fee Protection cover? If not, please contact the office. With the steep increase in enquiries from HMRC, this cover is really proving its worth!

During September Xero are offering free data conversions from Sage & Quickbooks so…. Are you currently using Sage or Quickbooks but looking to move to a more modern and user friendly accounting package? During September you can convert your data onto Xero for free. You can find more information about Xero here www.xero.com/uk

HMRC have been sending out incorrect demands for underpaid tax for the 2013-14 tax year (including to our own team members!). If you receive a demand, contact the office so that we can review it for you.

72 people are booked to come to our seminar on Thursday. However, we can still squeeze in a few more. Contact us if you’d like to be part of this amazing opportunity.

Two clients will be happy to see their accountancy fees paid for several years to come… A small client received a tax refund of over £2,500, and our fee was only £500. After tax relief of £100, his tax free refund pays the next 6 years’ fees! AND If we cannot meet a client’s needs, we like to use other clients (if they provide a good quality service). It’s paid off for one client, who has just secured a deal, which we brokered, that will generate enough income within two years, to pay our fees for the next 19.9 years!! (Steve would love to have rounded it up, but that would be cheating!) Seriously though, if you’d like to be with a firm who look out for opportunities for their clients, as well as delivering tax free cash, we’d love to chat to you.

By advising a family on ownership of their rental properties, Andy has identified £900 of tax savings for them. AND By reviewing capital allowances claims for 2 clients, and ensuring they maximised their Annual Investment Allowance claims, Andy identified £5,375 of tax savings Our clients FREQUENTLY get good news from their accountants! And while we’re talking tax … Business Rates appeals have cost the government £4.2Billion. Are you sure you’re paying the correct level of business rates?

Do you need help or advice on achieving your goals and bettering the statistics? 53% of cost-conscious 16-24 year-olds would use their savings to start a venture. 67% of young entrepreneurs said they expected their new business to turn a profit after a year, one in ten thought they would be in profit from the outset and another 14% thought they would be in the black after 18 months. 37% said they would seek a bank loan, and 16% a personal loan. 17% say they would go to crowdfunding, or peer-to-peer websites to raise capital. Nearly a third (32%) say having an established social media network is essential for business. More than a third (36%) acknowledged that access to cash was likely to be the biggest single challenge for any start-up, while 22% believed it would be competition from established businesses.

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