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Charge for a VAT return?


Hi all

I've just taken on my first book-keeping client who is VAT registered. They require me to prepare their VAT return, but I'm not sure whether I should charge this as a separate item, or include it in my hourly rate?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers

James

-- Edited by James at 12:30, 2007-07-20

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Hi James

I always bill for vat returns as a separate item, although I have friends who produce them inclusive of the monthly fee. The choice is yours, the important thing is to make sure your cover your time.

Man



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Thanks!

James

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