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Moving from Intouch to Dynamo some years back was quicker and easier than moving from Dynamo this year.
Intouch were on their bespoke portal, Dynamo on Freeagent. Using different software is no sign of ease / difficulty with changing accountants.
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Originally posted by craigy1874 View PostWow - Patrick must be loving this thread
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Originally posted by BertsBopje View PostHi all. Longtime lurker unlurking.
Also with Intouch and the service has been atrocious over the last years. Errors, poor advice and emails that usually have only partial, sometimes slightly snarky responses to questions instead of clear answers to all questions. Forget about proactive.
As my Ltd has ceased trading recently i am going to close the company but am planning to switch accountant just for the closing.
I do wonder if there is any sort of standards they should adhere to similar to banks or insurers. Like for example treating your customers fairly or having a proper complaints procedure. Did look online but didn't really find the 'yes they do' answer i was hoping for.
Thanks
Again I am disappointed to hear that your experience hasn't been a good one and would love to discuss this with you and help to find a resolution.
Please email or call me directly so that I can address the issues that you're experiencing.
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Hi all. Longtime lurker unlurking.
Also with Intouch and the service has been atrocious over the last years. Errors, poor advice and emails that usually have only partial, sometimes slightly snarky responses to questions instead of clear answers to all questions. Forget about proactive.
As my Ltd has ceased trading recently i am going to close the company but am planning to switch accountant just for the closing.
I do wonder if there is any sort of standards they should adhere to similar to banks or insurers. Like for example treating your customers fairly or having a proper complaints procedure. Did look online but didn't really find the 'yes they do' answer i was hoping for.
Thanks
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Originally posted by Patrick@Intouch View PostI would love the opportunity to discuss the level of service that you have been receiving, what your experience has been and explore ways for us to resolve this for you.
Please feel free to contact me directly to discuss this.
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Originally posted by BlueDragon View PostI would have to agree that the level of service at InTouch has decreased significantly over the last couple of years.
I have been with InTouch for 7 years. The company accounts used to be done with about 6 or 7 months to spare. Last year they were done with about 2 months to spare before the deadline (which in itself is fine). But the accounts were wrong and had to be redone when I pointed this out. This year, with exactly 2 weeks to go before the deadline, there is not even any sign of the accounts.
There is also no real added benefit from being with InTouch over any other online (and often cheaper) accountant anymore. In the earlier years they would call and check with you to make sure you were being as tax efficient as possible etc. Now, you never hear from them. It was these little things that set them apart from some other online accountants.
Unfortunately, the promise that the same level of service would be maintained when Brookson took over InTouch, has not materialised. I doubt I will still be using them for next years accounts.
Please feel free to contact me directly to discuss this.
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I would have to agree that the level of service at InTouch has decreased significantly over the last couple of years.
I have been with InTouch for 7 years. The company accounts used to be done with about 6 or 7 months to spare. Last year they were done with about 2 months to spare before the deadline (which in itself is fine). But the accounts were wrong and had to be redone when I pointed this out. This year, with exactly 2 weeks to go before the deadline, there is not even any sign of the accounts.
There is also no real added benefit from being with InTouch over any other online (and often cheaper) accountant anymore. In the earlier years they would call and check with you to make sure you were being as tax efficient as possible etc. Now, you never hear from them. It was these little things that set them apart from some other online accountants.
Unfortunately, the promise that the same level of service would be maintained when Brookson took over InTouch, has not materialised. I doubt I will still be using them for next years accounts.
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Originally posted by Networker2017 View PostThe service has plummeted recently. No replies to emails or call backs.
For what they charge, the service is very poor.
Think I will be leaving them also in the near future.
I'm glad we had the opportunity to discuss this, thank you for your time and your feedback, but even more happy that we were able to find a solution for you.
Please contact me directly should you need anything further.
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Originally posted by uk-newbie View PostI have sent you a PM with the details.
Please do contact me directly should you need anything further.
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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostEveryone's great until they get big and go a bit Nixon Williams
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Originally posted by Patrick@Intouch View PostHi uk-newbie,
I'm sorry that you've had some issues with service and would love to discuss these with you to see if we can find a resolution.
Please feel free to contact me directly to arrange a call to discuss this.
I have sent you a PM with the details.
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Invisiblehand, respond to Phil Manley's tweet
Originally posted by Invisiblehand View PostLikely to me more difficult if you use their own software as opposed to Freeagent. Still, not insurmountable.
why don't you respond ?
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