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SJD Accountancy - prompting aw change?
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Originally posted by newbea View PostThe answer is one - if you are not registered, you are not regulated. The SJD website has changed recently, and removed various other references re: membership of being of various [whatever].Comment
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Originally posted by newbea View Postforgive ignorance..who/what is is JTB?
And to stress it - I'm serious.
Spent a year trying to find someone/ establish a body that would keep company like that accountable - to no avail.
I don't believe to be right for any company undertaking taxation services, or any other financial ones, NOT to be regulated.
And the drop that tipped the chalice for me - 5+ months waiting for professional reference. And accounts.
I''d appreciate if you had something more useful to say. Otherwise...you know what.
You seriously need to articulate yourself clearer. That would ensure more productive feedback.Comment
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Ok, so I feel drawn to ask: what is your issue with SJD?
You say that you have been a contractor since 2008 and, one assumes, with SJD for all of that time... why are you still with them if they have not provided you with a service with which you are happy?
You're obviously an idiot if this is the case.
Good luck like, but I doubt that you'll find much, if any, sympathy around here.---
Former member of IPSE.
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If you want your accountant to be regulated, pick one that is ICAS/ICAEW or ACCA. Then they are regulated.
Job done.Comment
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Originally posted by cojak View Postnewbea. You have been asked more than once what your problem is with SJD.
What is your problem with SJD? I don’t understand your professional references statement, although doing your accounts late is certainly unforgivable for an accountant (provided you gave them all the necessary information in good time).
People will want to know if your problem is similar to theirs before they contact you.
(I am keeping an eye on this thread.)
The problem is the same...Former accountancy asked for pro references (as in - explanation for the trolls - sending through paperwork and company (and personal) accounts submitted to HMRC) in September 2019, still nothing received...Companies taxes are due by the end of Feb 2020. 6 months of emailing and chasing - from the current accountant, and myself -brought one response: "This should have been received, I will chase up our support team and complete ASAP." Again, if you have nothing to say - don't respond. I'm asking for opinions and views of people who've experienced a rubbish service overall, and not necessarily from this one company.Comment
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Originally posted by craigy1874 View PostIf you want your accountant to be regulated, pick one that is ICAS/ICAEW or ACCA. Then they are regulated.
Job done.Comment
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Originally posted by JohntheBike View PostYou need to seek the advice of your solicitor and perhaps an anger management counsellor. You will not receive the advice you need on these fora. I'm JtB BTW.Comment
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Originally posted by newbea View Postwell, if you cannot understand the 'professional reference' then you obviously have nothing to do with contracting.
One day ban.
A one day ban to give people time to read and (possibly) answer your question without being insulted, and for you to learn to be more polite in your response."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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