I'm with HSBC and it's easy enough to set up another user with read only access to your Accounts. I do not see what possible harm they can do without the ability to transfer money out of the account so have given this access to my Accountant.
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Is it safe to give my accountant HSBCnet access?
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Your accountant must not have any control of your company account – for them to do so would contravene MSC rules. They can have read-only access for the purpose of preparing accounts; that is all that they need, and all they are allowed access to.
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100% thisOriginally posted by Craig at Nixon Williams View PostYour accountant must not have any control of your company account – for them to do so would contravene MSC rules. They can have read-only access for the purpose of preparing accounts; that is all that they need, and all they are allowed access to.
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