Initial conversation
We review your structure, current obligations and expectations. With no commitment.
A file transfer requires preparation. We map your current deadlines, request the necessary records from your previous adviser in line with professional practice and confirm in writing what we are taking over.
We review your structure, current obligations and expectations. With no commitment.
We identify the documents required and the deadlines that need covering over the coming weeks.
The request to transfer the accounting records is sent to your previous adviser in line with professional practice.
We take over the current VAT and tax calendar and confirm every deadline handled.
No sensitive document should be sent through the public form. We will direct you to the appropriate secure channel after our first conversation.
In the vast majority of cases, no. The transfer is organised around two elements: the accounting records for the current financial year and the upcoming deadlines. We handle the coordination.
Once we have your written agreement, we send the file transfer request in accordance with the professional practices that apply between firms.
The company's identification details, its latest filed annual accounts, recent VAT returns, access to its accounting journals and the list of current deadlines.
They are mapped as soon as the file is reviewed. We confirm in writing who is responsible for each deadline, ensuring that none is left unassigned.
The initial conversation and file review generally take a few days. The effective transfer depends on when your previous adviser provides the records.
Your latest annual accounts, VAT returns for the financial year, bank statements and, if possible, read-only access to your invoicing software.
We will get back to you within two working days.
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