I needed my accounts expedited for new mortgage reasons a few years ago, and my accountant bumped me up the queue, and turned it around in a couple of days.
Not an unreasonable ask, and I would have thought most would do the same.
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Why are you wondering if Maslins would have snagged your balls?Originally posted by ApeShape View PostTried that, fobbed off. Not that it would help anyway since they've effectively got me by the balls and they know it. Wonder if Maslin's wouldve snagged it by now.
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You might want to check everything again thenOriginally posted by radish2008 View PostNLUK ...
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NLUK ...Originally posted by ApeShape View PostFunny that, I'm with Gorilla too. Who's your accountant?
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There have been times in the past where we've been a bit behind, but lots of our accounts are getting accounts back (drafted & reviewed) within a week of us getting data atm. Even when we were a bit further behind, if a client had a reason for needing them more swiftly, we'd accommodate it.Originally posted by ApeShape View PostTried that, fobbed off. Not that it would help anyway since they've effectively got me by the balls and they know it. Wonder if Maslin's wouldve snagged it by now.
As NLUK said most clients are reasonable and not overly demanding unless they need stuff...so when they do demand something we try our best to accommodate it. Prioritising your work means putting other client work back a bit, so this only works nicely on the basis others without urgency are happy to wait a little bit longer accordingly.
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Give Richard Hepburn a call and see if he can get it sorted.Originally posted by ApeShape View PostFunny that, I'm with Gorilla too. Who's your accountant?
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Funny that, I'm with Gorilla too. Who's your accountant?Originally posted by radish2008 View PostI went through something similar in December when I was looking to switch to Nat West. They were helpful and said if I couldn't provide final year they would accept the previous 2 years along with current bank statements. However, Gorilla stepped up and did my final year accounts in a week after asking.
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I went through something similar in December when I was looking to switch to Nat West. They were helpful and said if I couldn't provide final year they would accept the previous 2 years along with current bank statements. However, Gorilla stepped up and did my final year accounts in a week after asking.
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It's not out of the ball park that but I'd certainly be mentioning the mortgage and asking if there was anyway to be bumped up the list. I did be pretty dischuffed if there was a valid reason for a hurry up and they couldn't just step up for the one time I needed something a bit quicker. Customers like to be treated well once in a while.Originally posted by ApeShape View PostStill no signs of my year end from my accountant. I was given a timescale of 4-6 weeks back in mid December. And I'm told it's still ongoing? Ideally I'd like to finish my mortgage application some day (har har har)
Or at least be able to jump on it as soon as I get another contract lined up...sigh
I'd agree but I would also expect a decent company to just go above and beyond a little if there was a pressing need like the OP'sOriginally posted by ladymuck View PostIt might just be my experience but I really don't believe accountants are that vindictive towards their clients.
All that said its possible, if they are a bigger set up, they've either trimmed their staff or have some on furlough so are under prepared for the busy period. Balancing the quiet times with the busy and just falling short on the busy one.Last edited by northernladuk; 10 February 2021, 22:14.
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It might just be my experience but I really don't believe accountants are that vindictive towards their clients.
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Probably. It’s pisses me off how long it takes, and I know it only takes this long as it makes it harder/more expensive to change accountant when you’re well into the next year.
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Am I being impatient?
Still no signs of my year end from my accountant. I was given a timescale of 4-6 weeks back in mid December. And I'm told it's still ongoing? Ideally I'd like to finish my mortgage application some day (har har har)
Or at least be able to jump on it as soon as I get another contract lined up...sighTags: None
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