do you think they seem a bit better Corinne because you do their marketing?
General Discussion: Shego's Employment/Work Thread!
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17 Jul 2008 13:32
20 Jul 2008 22:57
pretty sure a mate of mine pays 400 quid a year for his accountant to do his tax returns, but really is it piss-easy, I've always done mine myself
if you want to ask me any questions about it just send me a PM - it really is just a case of collecting all receipts and invoices and adding them all up - filling out the form itself consists of entering the totals in about 5 boxes and that's it
28 Jul 2008 23:35
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31 Jul 2008 14:59
have been looking at graduate training schemes. thought this looked interesting (not for me)
http://www.sis.gov.uk/output/Page688.html
http://www.sis.gov.uk/output/Page688.html
I just went self employed this tax year, and I think i need to get an accountant to handel tax returns etc as i dont really want the stress of doing it myself how do you go about finding an accountant and how much would one be likely to cost me per tax year. thanks
pretty sure a mate of mine pays 400 quid a year for his accountant to do his tax returns, but really is it piss-easy, I've always done mine myself
if you want to ask me any questions about it just send me a PM - it really is just a case of collecting all receipts and invoices and adding them all up - filling out the form itself consists of entering the totals in about 5 boxes and that's it
I've been using this website recently, if anyone is planning on going into professional services, banking, accountancy or law after uni, there is tons of info on application proccesses, interview tips etc. for specific companies. Mostly for grads, but decent info generally.
http://www.wikijob.co.uk/
http://www.wikijob.co.uk/
Ok so im being proactive today and actually trying to do something ahead of the time it needs to be done. Basically im re-writing my CV for the fashion industry, so that when I finish my business masters in January I might have a few options. Im thinking maybe marketing or PR but not sure. I have a degree in Psychology already.
If anyone has some general tips on what would be good to put on my CV (what they would want to hear) and also how to go about applying in general (where and how to get my name about), then please pm me, it would be greatly appreciated.
If anyone has some general tips on what would be good to put on my CV (what they would want to hear) and also how to go about applying in general (where and how to get my name about), then please pm me, it would be greatly appreciated.
Are there part time jobs that can be done on the internet/from home? Want a bit of extra cash to spend on the weekends as I'm currently putting the majority of the doller I get from DJing and club nights away to go towards my new car but can't be arsed with the hassle of retail or temping in a shitty office, long shot I know 
my boss loves the horse racing and has put it on in the meeting room (glass room in the middle of the office).
But all i can hear is loud muffles of adverts and that john mccririck twittering on while I am trying to do some complicated sql work.
It's pissing me off, what would you do, risk pissing your boss of and ask him to turn the sound down/off or just ignore it an dtry to block it out?
But all i can hear is loud muffles of adverts and that john mccririck twittering on while I am trying to do some complicated sql work.
It's pissing me off, what would you do, risk pissing your boss of and ask him to turn the sound down/off or just ignore it an dtry to block it out?
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