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I doubt you will find anyone in this community, best option is just start with accrual and move forward, the link is specific, no cash accounting for an ltd, good luck
Hello KBO,
We would not be able to advise you on HMRC regulations - you would need to check this with them, who can then advise you of the next steps if this is the case.
Thanks,
Talia
Hello KBO,
Just an Intuit agent :) Hopefully an accountant user will be able to help you!
Thanks,
Talia
Hi there,
Thanks for the link, I read that site exactly, hence my question to anybody who is limited company and yet,
doing cash accounting.
I was advised by a chartered accountant so I presumed she knew what she was doing.
Anybody who is limited co and doing cash accounting?
Many thanks again!
I doubt you will find anyone in this community, best option is just start with accrual and move forward, the link is specific, no cash accounting for an ltd, good luck
...and you are absolutely right, and I am pretty sure she didn’t recommend me cash accounting either- I must have confused or washed up the flat rate Vat accounting which is like a cash accounting concept...
anyways, I also discovered that in the end I was doing accrual accounting anyways, my excel just hid it- as I was not doing regular accounting, I must have forgotten the way I set up my own excel which actually gave a
picture of both... bottom line is that all is fine in my books, I was just confused for some reason - apologies for this confusion,
the good thing is to know there is an active community here and all your quick replies were much appreciated!
thanks to all!
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