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<title>Why Do Businesses  Individuals Change Their Accountant</title>
<link>http://www.keentohelp.co.uk/page10.htm#61182</link>
<description>Take part in the CJS LinkedIn Poll and let us know what is important to you and your business in service provision from your Accountant
Promptness of Response
Personal Service visit my location
Genuine Interest in my Activities
Lower Cost
Outgrown Previous Provider
httppolls.linkedin.comp65730skruf
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<title>Economy Watch Has the Recession Really Ended</title>
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<description>thisismoney.co.uk Editor Andrew Oxlade explains the basics of a financial crisis that descended from credit crunch to recession the latest the story so far  and what to expect next... 
Read more httpwww.thisismoney.co.ukcreditcrisisixzz0j06HahM7
 
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<title>Exclusive Business Seminar Luton  20th May 2010</title>
<link>http://www.keentohelp.co.uk/page10.htm#60730</link>
<description>With the uncertainty of the current economic climate many are seizing the opportunity to consider starting a business or have already started their own business.  This may be parttime alongside other work or employment or something they hope has the potential to meet all income requirements.
 
One thing is certain diving into the world of running your own business be it sole trader or other status is a daunting task for many.  So where better to discuss and share your challenges than with others who are going through similar situations facilitated by those who have experienced the steep learning curve of establishing businesses and managed growth and sustainability.
 
Colin Smith Principal of CJS Accounting Services is partnering with Business Coach Jon Baker of Venture Now and Coach and Speaker Dale Rockell to provide an afternoon discussing the common challenges for those operating their own business and looking at some specific concerns and issues of attendees.
 
Colin comment...</description>
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<title>Dont Overtake the Plumbing</title>
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<description>Of the many challenges that face a business particularly those starting out on their own for the first time a key challenge is handling the many process procedures and business roles that can and will need to be undertaken.
 
For those who may have only been one part or role in a business before starting on your own and fulfilling all of your obligations of business plus potential activities to establish and increase business can be daunting.
 
A phrase I use often with my clients and business contacts is not to overtake the plumbing.  So what do I mean by this  Basically keep what you need and want to do within the ability of the resources available and appropriate to your business needs.
 
When starting a business venture it can be easy to get caught up in all the things you think need to be done or that others tell you that you have to do or be part of.  There are things you must do priorities as part of the many roles you will now need to play  Finance Marketing Sales Custome...</description>
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<title>What business needs to hear from Peter Mandelson and Ken Clarke</title>
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<description>MONDAY VIEW What business needs to hear from Peter Mandelson and Ken Clarke
The British Chambers of Commerce BCC hosts its annual conference in London this Thursday. Top of the bill a frank debate between the current Business Secretary Lord Mandelson and his Conservative shadow Ken Clarke. 
Mandelson and Clarke are seasoned politicians and both know business well. This time however they will face company directors and the media together  in the midst of economic uncertainty and with a General Election just around the corner.......
Read more httpbit.lybm1sY3Daily Mail Monday 15th March 2010</description>
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<title>Little  Often Top Tips for Reducing the Stress of Personal Tax Liabilities</title>
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<description>One of the main challenges for many who establish a Sole Trader business be it their sole source of income or part time alongside other employment is that of provision for potential tax liabilities yet it is an important point to consider from the outset.
 
It is tempting for some to see the money in their bank account or in many cases receive cash payment and think it is all theirs.  Unfortunately for all of us this isnt the case.
 
Top Tips for meeting personal tax liabilities include
 

Ensure you have a separate bank account for all business transactions and records do not process these through your personal accounts.
 

When managing your money this will prompt you to consider where it is needed one route of course is to put some aside for potential personal tax liabilities.
 

Open a separate personal bank account for saving a proportion of your income in preparation for any personal tax liabilities.  Even if what youve saved is not enough it certainly softens the im...</description>
<dc:date>2010-3-3T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>VAT reverts back to 17.5 for invoices  sales from 1st Jan 2010  a great promotional opportunity for businesses in Nov  Dec at lower rate</title>
<link>http://www.keentohelp.co.uk/page10.htm#52468</link>
<description>For VAT registered businesses this is a perfect opportunity to increase sales for November and December 2009 typically a quieter period for many or invoice in lieu of provision so that customers benefit from the current lower rate of 15 especially if youre supplying the public or non VAT registered customers.</description>
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<title>31st Jan Deadline for Personal Tax Returns Looms</title>
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<description>Its that time of year when accounting offices start to see a significant increase in workload with the looming deadline of 31st January for the submission of personal tax returns online.
 
However individuals who use the services of an Accountant for this annual submission must not be lulled into a false sense of security. Although you may think this is still 4 months away you are not the sole client of your Accountant.  Other clients of your Accountant are getting in the queue ahead of you.
 
 
In our professional experience there is little point leaving the submission of your documents to your Accountant until just before or after Christmas.  If you do there can be no guarantee that your return will be completed and submitted to HMRC by 31st January depending upon the work required preparing your accounts.
 
Our advice to reduce the pressure on you and your Accountant is to get your information to your agent as quickly as possible.  Remember there are financial fines for faili...</description>
<dc:date>2009-9-15T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Hackers steal 1m in online tax scam  Mail on Sunday</title>
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<description>This interesting article appeared in the Mail on Sunday 13th September 2009 which highlights the risks associated with online working and information provision against the benefits of reducing workload for business and individuals.  

Police are investigating how criminals managed to steal 1631million from the taxman by accessing a Government computer system and granting themselves rebates.
The thieves filed returns online using the passwords of genuine selfassessment taxpayers  then diverted the money to bogus accounts.
One accountant who had 52 of his 110 clients targeted by the tax fraudsters said he was told by HM Revenue amp Customs of rebates totalling more than 163150000. 
None of them received a penny however. Instead the payouts  of up to 1637500 each  were sent to fake bank accounts set up in his clients names.
Read more httpwww.mailonsunday.co.uknewsarticle1213119Hackerssteal1monlinetaxscam.htmlixzz0RAd8FzJx</description>
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<title>9 out of 11 A Record Week for New Clients</title>
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<description>Week commencing 24th August was one that the team at CJS Accounting Services will never forget.  A total of 9 new clients from 11 interested parties signed up in one week to benefit from the friendly professional support and highly efficient service that has become the CJS trademark.  Proprietor Colin Smith has seen the practice go from strength during the past two years with an almost vertical increase of client and revenue growth.
 
When asked how such growth has been achieved Colin identifies networking activity and referrals as major contributors. Ive invested considerable time promoting CJS through networking as it allows people to build relationships and gain trust in you as a business person.  They like a putting face to the business. As a result word of mouth referrals have also increased with one of my new clients already making a further referral.  So it could be 10 out of 12.
 
A busy period now looms with the deadline for personal tax returns 31st Jan fast approaching a...</description>
<dc:date>2009-9-14T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Welcome to the CJS Blog</title>
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<description>Through the CJS Blog well keep you up to date with the news that impacts upon you and your business as well as sharing opinion of the lastest news and bringing you up to date with developments at CJS.
If theres something you feel would be of benefit to others that youd like us to post let us know 
The CJS Team</description>
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