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What I do... (Actor, director, designer, teacher etc?): Accountant and tax adviser for entertainers, theatrical agents etc.

My Quick CV: Started Mark Carr & Co 1999 has grown rapidly to 300 clients operating in various fields of the entertainment industry, but with a particular focus on the individual.

The first thing that inspired me in theatre...: I don't know about the first thing. However, the most moving performances I have ever seen was Brian Dennehy and Clare Higgins in Death of a Salesman at The Lyric Theatre in 2005. I've never seen so many grown men in the audience crying.

My favourite theatre something is...: The fact that it's live.

The thing that annoys me about our industry...: The lack of air in some theatres.

My website: http://www.markcarr.co.uk

Another website I'd like to plug: http://www.filmunit-e.co.uk

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Free spreadsheets to analyse your Tax Return info

A lot of you will now (hopefully) be thinking about digging out the information for preparing your accounts to include in your Self-Assessment Tax Returns. At www.markcarr.co.uk you will find a free spreadsheet (See top right) which will analyse your expenses, and add them up for you as well.

A spreadsheet is also available for income purposes.

Many of our clients use the spreadsheets and have had nothing but good things to say about them.…

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Posted on August 15, 2007 at 2:55pm —

Audio magazine for Professional Actors on Compact Disc

I thought some of you may be interested in this website http://www.creativeedgeaudio.com/

Contributors include Sir Derek Jacobi and John Hubbard.

I believe it would be even better if available as a podcast. What do you think?

Best regards to all

Mark Carr - your friendly entertainment accountant.

Posted on August 9, 2007 at 10:17am —

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