Brookson group acquires InTouch accounting

[BrilloPad]

Just give them a chance. See how it pans out.

This is CUK you know.....

[MrButton]

This is CUK you know.....

Haha forgot your such a ruthless bunch.

[Louisa@AardvarkAccounting]

Yes give them a chance and keep an eye on how many staff leave.

Or might have already left...

[simondolan]

Intouch Accounting will continue to operate independently. Our systems and people will not be changing and we aim to continue to strive to deliver an excellent personal service to our growing client base.

If anything the acquisition will only be a positive move as it will allow us to access a wider range of resources which we hope will bolster what we do and allow us to develop where needed.

Hahahahahaha

[Invisiblehand]

If anything the acquisition will only be a positive move as it will allow us to access a wider range of resources which we hope will bolster what we do and allow us to develop where needed.

Nothing says great client service quite like private equity.

[youngguy]

Intouch Accounting will continue to operate independently. Our systems and people will not be changing and we aim to continue to strive to deliver an excellent personal service to our growing client base.

If anything the acquisition will only be a positive move as it will allow us to access a wider range of resources which we hope will bolster what we do and allow us to develop where needed.

...said every single company ever involved in a merger

[fullyautomatix]

Oh dear! Why am I having a feeling of dread on hearing this?

[kookachoo]

Oh dear! Why am I having a feeling of dread on hearing this?

I have a bad feeling too especially after reading this.

[Fred Bloggs]

I have a bad feeling too especially after reading this.

Ms Jackson, all fine and dandy. But maybe the contractor needs to eat? He/she may not have the luxury of walking away from a paid job.

[Alan @ BroomeAffinity]

Ms Jackson, all fine and dandy. But maybe the contractor needs to eat? He/she may not have the luxury of walking away from a paid job.

In this case, I'm pretty certain that was the case. Ironically, the contractor in question gave me an immediate referral and I signed him up instead - and he was with the accountant in question.

To be fair, someone from Brookson did comment further down that the PSL route was the agency safeguarding themselves against prosecution under the Criminal Finance Act as it represents due diligence. I'm not sure I buy that necessarily but I can see the logic.