As such there is no benefit in having the accountant in the same town. However, I prefer to have face to face meetings at least for first year of running the comapny.
then it will become a routine.
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makes no difference whatsever
As long as he responds to your calls , emails then there is very little reason to meet your accountant personally
I have been with my accountant over 5 years and have met him just the once !
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I prefer the face-to-face approach myself. Mine is only 10miles from me. i like it. It just feels abit more real. I still use post to send him stuff, like documents recieved from HMRC and stuff.
Plus the mileage i do to see him is a business expense
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No advantage to having them close to you in terms of cost. Arguably there is an advantage of being able to 'pop-in' to discuss issues, but that purely depends on what type of person you are. If you are happy to conduct your affairs via email, phone and letter then okay.Originally posted by 2ukIs there any advantage ( pricewise) to choose an accountant that has an office in your city ? ( So that you can save money from postage and have them close to you )
I prefer the personal face-to-face approach but thats my choice and it won't suit everyone
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Apart from postage what will you save? Mine is 100 miles from where I live and it just isn't an issue. You never have to see them anyway.
Unless your middle name is Scrooge, just find a good accountant who deals with contractors. I can recommend www.nixonwilliams.com
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Any benefits from getting an accountant “in-town” ?
Is there any advantage ( pricewise) to choose an accountant that has an office in your city ? ( So that you can save money from postage and have them close to you )Last edited by 2uk; 13 February 2007, 00:09.Tags: None
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