Looking for new accountant

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ladymuck replied

6 January 2020, 21:56
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

There is a reason most people don't want that you know.

It's almost exactly the arrangement I have with my accountant.
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northernladuk replied

6 January 2020, 21:04
There is a reason most people don't want that you know.
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Aspidistra started a topic Looking for new accountant

6 January 2020, 19:45
Looking for new accountant

Hello,

Experienced contractor here looking for a new accountant.

I know it's not what most people want these days, but I don't need / can't be bothered with all the new fancy software and monthly snapshots, just someone to file the necessary documents/returns - and once a year or so have a discussion about what the law says my approach to remuneration needs to be.

So this would probably suit the small firm type of accountant that can tailor their approach and cost to the client's needs - but who still understands the freelancer business. I hesitate to use the phrase "cheap 'n' cheerful" but that's probably not far off the mark.

This would be on a fixed-fee basis, agreed in advance of course.

Please drop me some contact details and I'll get in touch.

TIA
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