How to switch your accountant

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Thinking about switching accountants?

Entrusting an accountant with your business interests or personal tax affairs is an important decision, however there are many reasons that a change in advisors can be the right choice:

  • Your business has outgrown your current accountants.
  • You don’t have one trusted point of contact to whom you can direct your queries.
  • You don’t receive pro-active and ongoing advice to ensure you are running in the most tax efficient way.
  • You receive high or unexpected fees.
  • Poor communication or delays in response.

Switching is a simple process which can be done at any time and we manage the handover to ensure a smooth transition on your behalf.

Why Sheen Stickland ?

Sheen Stickland have over 80 years of experience as accountants for businesses and individuals both locally and further afield.

Whether you are developing the growth of a corporate, protecting your owner-managed business and want to discuss future plans or want to ensure your personal tax position is taking advantage of all reliefs available, our expert team of professionals are here to help.

Please contact us today to arrange a free meeting to discuss how we can assist you.

Why Clients Choose Sheen Stickland

Accessibility

One point of contact for your business or tax needs. Ready to support you, when you need it.

Affability

80 + years in business, independently owned. We answer to our clients and our reputation.

Ability

Technically competent, professionally qualified, Chartered Accountants and Tax Advisors.

Reasons to Switch Accountants

Switching accountants can bring a fresh perspective, improved communication, and better value for your business. With Sheen Stickland, the process is quick, seamless, and handled almost entirely by us – so you can enjoy expert advice without the hassle of managing the change yourself.

A Dedicated Point of Contact

Outgrown your Accountant

Tax Efficient Guidance

Unexpected Fees

Poor Communication 

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