Whether your accountant isn’t responding, has made mistakes - like not filing your tax return correctly - or you’ve simply outgrown them, there are many reasons why it could be time to change accounting firms.
“I sacked my accountants recently as they just did the basic stuff and seemed to make no effort to understand my vision and the bigger picture so as to save me from paying more tax than is legally necessary.”
“I fired my accountants because they were not creative enough, in a legal sense.”
“I realised my old accountants weren’t ideal to help me any more as they only seemed to want to do the basic minimum.”
“I changed my accountants when I set up a new company for a new business activity to run alongside my old ones. I realised my old accountants weren’t ideal to help me any more as they only seemed to want to do the basic minimum. I’m not sure they had many company clients.”
Do any of these reasons strike a chord?
Then please get in touch to get an understanding of how Acconomy works.
A lot of people think that it's actually difficult if you're with a firm of accountants to change from one to another. In actual fact, it's very, very straightforward. And there's an established protocol between the professional institutes which means that your existing accountant is duty bound to hand over all the information that relates to your history to us, your new accountant. And so there is no obstacle to changing at all.
1. Comprehensive Analytical Review
2. Competitor Benchmarking
3. Company Valuation
4. Credit Rating