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Rich


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Hello-I have recently completed the O.U.course B190(Introduction to Bookkeeping and Accounting)and have been reading the posts in this forum with interest since it was mentioned by one of my fellow students during the course.

Although I have been keeping financial records for my wife who is a sole trader and spent a couple of days at the Inland Revenue four or five years ago learning how to keep the books for her,B190 was my first serious look at bookkeeping and accounting.I found that it was a subject that I enjoyed and would like to seriously consider a  career centered around it if that became possible in the future.

I hope I have posted this correctly as I have not used many forums in the past,but have found this one extremely informative and well worth viewing.

Hope to speak to you all soon

Rich.

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Hi Rich

It is good to see you on here, welcome.

Those of us in Devon need all the help we can get in fighting off the intruders from Cornwall

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Welcome Rich

Mark, something even more contentious - jam or cream first? hungry.gif

Bill

Devon  just to make you feel at home

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Hi Bill

Has to be cream first

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Marky65 wrote:

Has to be cream first

We have found common ground

Bill

 



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Wella wrote:

Marky65 wrote:

Has to be cream first

We have found common ground

Bill

 



 At last, knew we had to find it eventually. 

When I used to own my tea rooms you can't imagine the number of times this question got asked of me or my staff

Have a good day

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Rich


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Hello Mark.
Nice to speak to someone from Plymouth,but I dont think much of the weather you sent up today!

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Hi Bill.
Like the Devon flag,and all three of us agree,it has to be cream before jam.

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Hi Rich

Welcome to the forum.  I look forward to speaking with you.

Mark - there is someone on UKBF looking for an accountant near Exeter - http://www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=175115 - I don't know if it will be of interest to you?

Sorry to hijack the thread Rich!

Kind regards

Zöe


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Marky65


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Hi Zoe

I haven't been on UKBF for a while

Many thanks for pointing it out and thinking of me

I will send them a pm now

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Welcme to the Forums Rich :)

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