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Miles


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Hi all,

New to this forum, but been running a bookkeeping business for a few years now. It's going well and I'd like to ramp things up a bit by purchasing a block of fees, or purchasing an existing bookkeeping business to add to my own. Can anyone advise where I could find a bookkeeping business for sale, I'm not sure where to start. Checked the obvious places like Daltons Business but no luck so far! I live just outside of London if that helps?

Many thanks.

Miles


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Hi Miles,

I am thinking to run the bookkeeping business but i am worrying i will not successful. Can you give me advice how to start the bookkeeping business and briefly the budget to run this business? For looking buying the existing bookkeeping business, they are normally will contact the Dalton but in my opion, there is no quiet a lot bookkeeping business will be for sale. Why dont you find a partner in other area and combined together to boost up the business?

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Man66


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Miles wrote:

Hi all,

New to this forum, but been running a bookkeeping business for a few years now. It's going well and I'd like to ramp things up a bit by purchasing a block of fees, or purchasing an existing bookkeeping business to add to my own. Can anyone advise where I could find a bookkeeping business for sale, I'm not sure where to start. Checked the obvious places like Daltons Business but no luck so far! I live just outside of London if that helps?

Many thanks.

Miles





Hi Miles,

You could try www.accountingweb.co.uk. Quite often blocks of fees are listed for sale on their site. You may also want to try putting a wanted advert in industry specefic publications e.g. accountancy age etc.

Man

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