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Top 5 things to consider before going for the accountant for your business

April 17, 2020 by Sally

When you are starting in business, one of the first things you need to consider will be finding a good accountant who can help to advise you and make the process a lot easier. There will be lots of returns and registrations required and it will be easier to let an experienced person take care of it. Beyond returns and registrations, getting your business set up correctly in the first instance will be important and this is where an accountant will really add value.

Things to consider before hiring an accountant

1. Years in business

When you are looking to select a new accountant, the very first thing that you all need to take a look at is the time an accountant is in business. To handle the accounts and other transactions of the company needs many years of experience, and for that, you need an expert for it. The longer an accountant is in business the more knowledge they are likely to have about specialist topics such as the non-resident landlord scheme.

2. Get references

The next thing that you all need to go for is the references. When engaging a new accountant, it is always a good idea that you all act as per references. It will help you in a big way and can help you in making things look beautiful as well in the right way. There is a good idea about it all, and for that, you all can go for the best experience and skills with your accountant personnel. For that all you can hire them easily for your business without any problem from here after going for the reference.

3. Look at the fees

There are many accountants who will charge excessive fees for handling the accounts of your business. Before aggreging to such huge expenses, you will need to do a sense check to make sure you are getting good value for money. It will be a good idea to know exactly what they are providing and then benchmark this against other accounting providers. For this reason, you need to do detailed research about it all. 

4. Providing a range of services

In business, you will likely need a range of services from your accountant, so it is worth checking if your preferred accountant is able to provide all services that you require. So, for all that reason, it is still the best idea for you all to go for the accountant who is having many years of experience and has built up expertise across multiple accounting disciplines. By going for them, you will save money in the end by hiring accountants that can cater to all of your needs.

5. Feedback

The best way to find out if you will get along with your accountant is by asking for feedback before you engage them. There is always a scope for feedback and you can use this to see if you trust the advice your accountant gives you and also if you can get along with them personally and the way they like to do business. So, to improve that all in the right way, you can ask for input from the accountant in the right direction.  

If you follow these steps you should be able to find a good accountant that will be able to provide services to your business for a period of many years.

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