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my current accountant is a family friend who does runs his own accountancy on the side, i havent signed an engagement letter i dont think?! would this make it easier -
It makes it easier to sue him if he does something wrong!Originally posted by rich2k View Postmy current accountant is a family friend who does runs his own accountancy on the side, i havent signed an engagement letter i dont think?! would this make it easier
If you've only been trading since July last year then there's not much to hand over, you'll just need to give your new accountant details of what's happened to date. It should be easy.Comment
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Family and business do not mix. Walk away and do it the proper way. He won't think twice about walking off if he f's it up for you I bet.Originally posted by rich2k View Postmy current accountant is a family friend who does runs his own accountancy on the side, i havent signed an engagement letter i dont think?! would this make it easier'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Very valid point, it seems that my emails texts are second rate so im going to take your advice.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostFamily and business do not mix. Walk away and do it the proper way. He won't think twice about walking off if he f's it up for you I bet.Comment
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It's a good idea to move swiftly on this and get the new accountant to review that you have maximised your income to gain tax advantages before the fiscal year end 5th April.Originally posted by rich2k View Posthaha cheers claire!
Just gonna try and word an email in the nicest possible way lolComment
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I'm guessing your family friend hasn't registered you for flat rate VAT either.Blood in your pooComment
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Nope didnt register for flat rate vat either
Ive informed him i no longer need him and spoke to an accountant recommended by two close friends who have been IT contractors for years, within just a ten minute call i felt a lot more confident about the situation and have forwarded all information to her to review.
Thanks for all your adviceComment
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