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    Another accountant view my accounts?

    Good morning all.
    Is it safe to send my company's xls to another accountant to view? I am looking for the new accountant to review the figures and let me know how much corporate tax I should be paying. Then I will be comparing it to the figures that my current accountant gave me. Obviously I don't know the new accountant, is there any risk of him having a look at my company's ingoings and outgoings?
    Thank you

    #2
    If you are happy to pay for the service then you can get a second accountant to do whatever you want.

    Something you might want to do. Accountants don't always provide you with a worksheet showing how the capital allowances and tax were calculated. There is no harm in you asking to see these calculations.

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      #3
      Thank you for your reply. The new accountant will be providing those services for free.

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        #4
        Originally posted by kellycell View Post
        Thank you for your reply. The new accountant will be providing those services for free.
        Blimey! PM me his details. I could do with some of that lol!!
        'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!

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          #5
          The 'other/new' accountant will have to carry out an anti-money laundering check on you before they may act/advise on your behalf.

          Usually they would also write the the 'current/ex' accountant asking if there are any known reasons why they should not act on your behalf. This is part of professional conduct with the Accounting bodies.

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