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In both cases, I get a CSV file each month to import into the full accounts package (Sage 50 in both cases). I have a client that has several copies of Sage Instant (all purchased separately as needed) for this purpose, and another that uses a program I wrote many years ago just for invoicing* (there were others, but this is the only one that's still with me**).

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The use of 'other' software for invoicing isn't a big deal. You get the data from both to pull into VT Transaction+ Johnny: Surely the answer to what you were asking is a little further upthread, in the form of Sliq.Ĭlient uses VT Cashbook for the basic payments and receipts etc, and Sliq for their invoicing. Joanne: Quite - I've said much the same before now (in some detail, IIRC, in one of the cloud discussions). This way of working may have been the method used for years by some but for me it will limit the amount of times I pick up paperwork.įor me this is the middle of the road approach to what it is now, logistically a completely different ball game to one that was five years ago in terms of getting data into a system. Isn't that method above better than the cloud setup because the data isn't held to random, the price won't change unexpectedly, client gets to input the simple transactions, enabling you to check over XYZ, perform sampling on various nominals, taking the census approach where VAT is concerned. It lacks two things, real time reporting, and the only true benefit to cloud software, bank feeds. Therefore cost is only that to buy VT Transactions. VT Cashbook for cash sales / purchases / expenses / other income etc.Ī subsidiary Excel file stored on a clients computer to register, log, detail, invoices sent and received.īring the two together into VT Transactions. Ultimately this is what I want, or any other option similar too so as that I can compete with those using the cloud. If there were some crystal clear pricings which lasted a year, yeah - I'd consider it.Ĭlients wouldn't appreciate new letters of engagements stipulating regular price increases! Now to me when prices rise like that you have to suffer those yourself. One month you're paying £10 the next you could be paying £15 - £17.

But those prices aren't set in stone and they rise exponentially inline with RPI. Yes there are partner discounts with cloud software.

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Use a free software package like VT cashbook, if they also need to key debtor and creditor invoices, use a spreadsheet - then use VT to put it all together. This is why I'm thinking of a middle of the road approach. They then can take three clients for every one I have, using traditional methods. They are then getting the client to complete their own bookkeeping leaving just the self assessment to be formed and filed.

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The trouble is, for me, the competition are offering lets say - cloud (equipped with invoice method / accruals accounting) plus self assessment for £600. It is this I am trying to find a work around for. If a client only uses the cash book (software) it is by its nature designed to account for what has been paid and what has been received, there is no scope to account for debtors and creditors, unless the power of the software increases, together with the price. When I refer to invoices, it is from the perspective of invoices received, from suppliers, and invoices issued to debtors. Then import as Johnny says and do you thing at year end. They can afford it! If they cant and you have to give up margin, give up the client instead!!!!!!! Up to now I've collected what I need - and I think compared to other practices I'm missing out and I'm using valuable time up, where others are reaping the benefits using other methods. Much of my thoughts I 'think' would work well, with VT. I'm also considering either postal or scanning of invoices, where applicable. Now a Ltd can easily absorb the cost of the necessary software, sole trader - not quite so, not if I want to keep some margin! (Circa £20 for software which can handle invoices, for a ST to me is expensive) The issue is where sole traders are mainly cash businesses yet by having the occasional invoice, expenses, overheads etc together with being on the accruals method needs either expensive software, or a work around.