RaggyDays wrote: » When he moved accountants then he would have got the accounts from the last one. Must be some reason for the tax audit, never-mind the bullsh1t that its random it never is
lakill Farm wrote: » Why do ye all think bad of your accountants?:eek: Are ye all coming to meet us at the ploughing. Stand 447 Row Y:D. "never miss a genuine opportunity":cool:
Kovu Murr wrote: » just rang the balls of one accountant and it felt so gooooood
Username John wrote: » Ah Christ, hadnt realised it was so soon... :mad: Whats the date for tax returns? Is it 31st Oct?
whelan1 wrote: » was in accountants yesterday, a lad came in with 4 letters about an upcoming revenue audit, the audit is to be held over 2 days , going back over 4 years accounts:eek::eek: the accountant that deals with him is on holidays and the client has only moved to this accountant in the last few months... whats the story there does the accountant apply to the old accountant for the details from the last few years? Yes unless the client has all the details. Remember you have to keep books and records for at least 6 years
bob charles wrote: » My accountant is bombarding me with calls and emails for my 12 accounts. Thats a day of misery ahead, have lost count the amount of time he has rang and I couldnt bring myself to answer :rolleyes:
just do it wrote: » In fairness to Robin he is in the top few percentile of farmers. It's not that he's boasting, and in fact he gives the good as well as the bad. He has the good land, and farms it to it's full potential. Wish I could say the same on either or both fronts!
bob charles wrote: » who wants to read about someone blowing
JohnBoy wrote: » we'll start keying them up into access tonight
whelan1 wrote: » was in accountants yesterday, a lad came in with 4 letters about an upcoming revenue audit, the audit is to be held over 2 days , going back over 4 years accounts:eek::eek: the accountant that deals with him is on holidays and the client has only moved to this accountant in the last few months... whats the story there does the accountant apply to the old accountant for the details from the last few years?
just do it wrote: » Jeez you're right, it's that time of year again :rolleyes:
delaval wrote: » I can assure you they're swans alright. Absolute professional
bob charles wrote: » Anytime I read his column I got the impression all his geese were swans so havnt bothered reading it anymore.
Muckit wrote: » Funny I'd often read the column in the farming indo and assumed he was a batchelor, no mention ever of the wife and I think I read a few times that he farms in partnership with his mother. Anyways, re the book, yes I would think it would be a good read. He appears to be on top of his game re sucklers and beef
delaval wrote: » I was at a book launch last night. It was compiled and written by a friend and his wife. It's an account of a year on their large suckler farm located in Ballacolla Co Laois. It's not a farming manual but the photos and commentry are excellent. It includes te good the bad and the ugly. Good explanations for urbanites, pics of animals hanging in athe cold room. They went through an IBR out break in 2012 and shows the animals that made it and not. It is a real look at the farm not a real sanitised version. If you are into farming it would be a lovely book to have Writing and photos by Robin and Ann Talbot. You may be familiar wit Robin from his colum in the Farming Indo. Ann was also editor of the Farming Indo Thought we had good land in KK but Ballaacolla is among the best you'll see 'A year on our farm' by Ann and Robin Talbot
