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- Member Since: Jul 2009
- Last Login: 9 Jul 2009
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Category:Accounting/Legal > Accounting
ID:9553
Title:Payroll and end of year accounts
Location:Anywhere
Job Description
Hi,
I need someone to sort my end of year accounts and also my monthly payroll. I run a webdesign company, and am the director / sole employer. My accounts have few entries and current;y I am just keeping track of them on Excel, there are generally less than 10 transactions per month, with a couple incoming and the rest outgoing for expenses etc.
The company has been set up for nearly a year (September 09 is the year end). I need someone to prepare my end of year accounts to be filed with companies house.
Additionally, I would like to start paying myself a wage, I would like this backdating to April, as the company now has a healthy cash reserve. I would then take dividends every 6 months, starting at the year end.
I need someone to sort my payroll out for me or advise software to use to sort this out, and also complete my end of year accounts and then submit them to companies house / HMRC.
If you need anymore details, please let me know. Bids can be split between monthly fee for payroll and end of year accounts if that is easier.
Thanks,
Paul
Job Budget
Type:Fixed Price
Budget:Not Specified
Additional Information
Attached Files: None
Bidding ends:Bidding Closed
Job Posted:02/07/2009 11:46
Clarification Board
R. C. on 02/07/2009 16:16Hi Sir Paul,
I am Razel Agustin from the Philippines. I am interested in your posted job. I have quickbooks Premier installed in my PC. I am by the way, working as an Accountant in one of the largest call centers here in the Philippines. I have a query though, about your payroll, do you have any other employees, aside from you? I can easily set up your books accounts using Quickbooks, but mind you that I am not familiar with your tax laws. and by what do you mean by completing your books and submit them to your companies house?
P. P. on 02/07/2009 18:33Hi Paul
I am very interested in your vacancy, I was also looking for clarification on number of staff you would be paying. I assume it would be just yourself from your ad though?
Many thanks
Pauline
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