Frequently Asked Questions
When should I contact an accountant?
Have you recently started a business? Are you looking to grow your business? Do you need to create and implement a strong strategy? Have you had difficulties in previous tax returns? Do you forget to file your tax on time?
An accountant can help you take the next steps. From looking for direction to getting organised and tax compliant, we can discuss your businesses needs, advise on relevant registration processes, help with tax planning, take care of your daily transactions and organise professional records, along with preparing and filing your tax returns.
Can an accountant help me secure finance?
Impartial advice from an accountant before you consult the bank is advised. A bank will want to see a strong business plan and organised records. We can help you prepare and walk in with confidence!
How can I know which accountant is right for me?
Does your accountant return your calls? Does your accountant highlight their limitations? Is there clarity in the information prepared? With the right accountant, the answers should be a resounding "Yes!"
How do I know if an accountant is correct?
How do I know if an accountant is correct?
How do I know if an accountant is correct?
If a client is ever unsure of information provided by their accountant, they can double check on the GOV.UK website or seek a second opinion. Accountants should always direct clients to extra resources of information where required.
Will I have my own personal accountant?
How do I know if an accountant is correct?
How do I know if an accountant is correct?
Yes, from beginning to end you will always have the same dedicated accountant. Any changes will be agreed with you beforehand.
What if my accountant makes a mistake?
How do I know if an accountant is correct?
What if my accountant makes a mistake?
If your accountant makes a mistake, you must inform them at the earliest possible time for this to be amended. They should confirm all finalised figures with you and confirm you are happy to submit.
Who will be responsible for my tax?
How do I break the news to my old accountant?
What if my accountant makes a mistake?
Legally it is the taxpayers responsibility to file and submit tax returns to the best of their knowledge. Accountants can prepare and file on your behalf, but it is essential to take scrutiny in all information provided to ensure you are satisfied before agreeing. Accountants should always highlight any concerns they may have.
How do I break the news to my old accountant?
How do I break the news to my old accountant?
How do I break the news to my old accountant?
If you choose to change accountants we can make this process easy and professional.
We will write to your old accountant requesting them to provide all information in your file; we will prove you have made the decision to change. Any outstanding fees will still stand with them.
Do I have access to my information?
How do I break the news to my old accountant?
How do I break the news to my old accountant?
You can request any information relating to your affairs at any time.
You can also ask for clarity on any information that you are unsure of. This should always be provided in a timely manner.
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