best way going self employed?
08-01-2013, 08:27 PM
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best way going self employed?
As above looking at going self employed as mobile mechanic but very unsure of how to go about it, had a look on the internet but not much help has anyone on here got any advice???
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Nice one thats pointed me in the right direction just had another flick on the net an found bit more and dont sound to bad to set up 
dont see the point in lining my bosses pocket all the time and getting no thanks for it so gonna have a crack at it myself just need rid off a few bills first
dont see the point in lining my bosses pocket all the time and getting no thanks for it so gonna have a crack at it myself just need rid off a few bills first
08-01-2013, 08:58 PM
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gis a bell tomorrow evening Gareth mate (07894636707) I used a friend who is an accountant and now helps me run 2 business, its a bit daunting at first but its like anything ust got to keep at it and be strickt with book keeping etc.
If you look through my facebook friends his name is stephen kell, top lad and fantastic with the number
If you look through my facebook friends his name is stephen kell, top lad and fantastic with the number
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gis a bell tomorrow evening Gareth mate (07894636707) I used a friend who is an accountant and now helps me run 2 business, its a bit daunting at first but its like anything ust got to keep at it and be strickt with book keeping etc.
If you look through my facebook friends his name is stephen kell, top lad and fantastic with the number
If you look through my facebook friends his name is stephen kell, top lad and fantastic with the number
08-01-2013, 10:06 PM
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Stick your head into your bank G, When I was locksmithing, HSBC set everything up for me pretty much.
Gave me a credit card with a decent rate for my initial start up costs and didnt charge any banking fees for the first 2 years.
The banks get massive incentives from the government to help out and help start new businesses, go get it done
PS, did the bear win you any brownie points btw?
Gave me a credit card with a decent rate for my initial start up costs and didnt charge any banking fees for the first 2 years.
The banks get massive incentives from the government to help out and help start new businesses, go get it done
PS, did the bear win you any brownie points btw?
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09-01-2013, 06:51 AM
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Natwest are good for starting off. I had 2 years free overdraft and free interest credit cards which is handy starting off (not sure if they still do that)
Main thing when you doo start off is advertise EVERYWHERE you can but my advice would be stay away from the big advertising companies, yell etc.
As for accounts i do my own its easy enough or you can get good accountants for peanuts just ask around first.
Best thing you can do in my opinion you'll never look back but be prepared for a slow start!
Good luck matey!
Main thing when you doo start off is advertise EVERYWHERE you can but my advice would be stay away from the big advertising companies, yell etc.
As for accounts i do my own its easy enough or you can get good accountants for peanuts just ask around first.
Best thing you can do in my opinion you'll never look back but be prepared for a slow start!
Good luck matey!
21-01-2013, 09:33 PM
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Stick your head into your bank G, When I was locksmithing, HSBC set everything up for me pretty much.
Gave me a credit card with a decent rate for my initial start up costs and didnt charge any banking fees for the first 2 years.
The banks get massive incentives from the government to help out and help start new businesses, go get it done
PS, did the bear win you any brownie points btw?
Gave me a credit card with a decent rate for my initial start up costs and didnt charge any banking fees for the first 2 years.
The banks get massive incentives from the government to help out and help start new businesses, go get it done
PS, did the bear win you any brownie points btw?
Natwest are good for starting off. I had 2 years free overdraft and free interest credit cards which is handy starting off (not sure if they still do that)
Main thing when you doo start off is advertise EVERYWHERE you can but my advice would be stay away from the big advertising companies, yell etc.
As for accounts i do my own its easy enough or you can get good accountants for peanuts just ask around first.
Best thing you can do in my opinion you'll never look back but be prepared for a slow start!
Good luck matey!
Main thing when you doo start off is advertise EVERYWHERE you can but my advice would be stay away from the big advertising companies, yell etc.
As for accounts i do my own its easy enough or you can get good accountants for peanuts just ask around first.
Best thing you can do in my opinion you'll never look back but be prepared for a slow start!
Good luck matey!
dave the bear got me mega brownie points!!!!!!!!!!
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