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Which VAT scheme

It looks like i will have to go vat registered now as my turnover will hit the £85k mark.

In the past I have done my own accounts as they are fairly straight forward but I will need a accountant if I am vat registered.

just wondered wether to applt for

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6 Replies · Reply by Dylan Dec 6, 2021
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Any advice for growth?

shaky, but I endured and kept going. By the end of year one I had saved up enough to see me through the winter and pumped a fair bit back into the business. Major van upgrade, Tool upgrades, Professional Logo redesign etc. Year 2 has been tough, ever

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14 Replies · Reply by Clive Nov 29, 2021
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Any advice?

A client has asked us to buy a specimen shrub - he's fallen for one that is basically going to cost the best part of £1000 by the time we get it to Wiltshire. It is to replace one that has been killed by the previous gardeners pruning it in the winte

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19 Replies · Reply by Simon Land Nov 26, 2021
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Sit on mower

Hi all

I'm considering buying a sit on mower. I have 3  flatish lawns about 1 acre total all on one site. I only plan using it solely for this site in a secure compound. My budget is based on weighing up the saving in time over using  my existing Moun

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15 Replies · Reply by Vic 575 Nov 19, 2021
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Pergola options

Looking for suggestions for putting a pergola in to heavy wet soil in the wet west of Ireland! 

Pressure treated pine won't last long enough with wet feet in this damp environment, was thinking of Douglas fir or alder if possible to get posts in lengt

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8 Replies · Reply by Mjc Nov 15, 2021
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Battery hedge cutters.

Good morning, I was chatting to my local dealer recently about going battery powered for next year, he sells domestic ego battery kit but doesn't have the pro stuff in to look at although he can get them. Another dealer near me sells husqvarna but I'

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26 Replies · Reply by Billybop Nov 13, 2021
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It pays to shop around

It pays to shop around as we all know. So here is my story from the last three days.

The deck on my Stiga 740 pwx is older than the machine itself, being the one from the previous 740. So the deck, a Combi 100 EL has done over 1100 hours. 1100 hours o

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2 Replies · Reply by Vic 575 Nov 12, 2021
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