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The size of the accountancy firm can be important. If it's a one person operation they will have priority clients. Losing you as a client may not be a big deal to them.
The size of the accountancy firm can be important. If it's a one person operation they will have priority clients. Losing you as a client may not be a big deal to them.
Sounds like you are making the correct decision. As a matter of course all clients should make it clear to their accountant from day one what level of service you expect. He who shouts loudest gets the best service. When you have the ground rules set you can then get friendly with the accountant. I have no problem with clients demanding huge levels of service - providing they keep their side of the deal - provide books on time, don't need constant reminders.
I quite agree.It should not be simply a case of "shouting the loudest".
Ubiq.
I would love to live in your perfect world.
Hi Joe
I did stress that my point concerns what I term "the best client/accountant relationships". If they were all that good, we would be laughing
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