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Hi everyone,
I am just starting out on setting myself as a book-keeper. I am a Chartered Accountant but its been a while since I did bookkeeping. But I hope its like riding a bike .  :)

I have managed to get a client who wants me to do some book keeping for them.
I am looking to see if there is a basic terms of engagement that I can use and issue. Please could you help me on this and point me to a simple one. I know the ICAEW have one but it looks so complicated for my client who barely gets £60k a year. Help!

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lor


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yes i had the same?


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Hi Lor,
Thanks for posting but did you manage to get a terms of engagement? Thanks

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hi,
i found this one. it is link to a very simple bookkeeping letter of engagement.
http://www.fortisps.co.uk/3_Downloads/PDFs/FPS_01_Bookkeeping.pdf

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Hi,
Many thanks for this. This is exactly what I needed. I know its simple and straight to the point. But sometimes this is a good starting point. Thanks again.

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That Post above wasn't put by me, sorry, someone has posted pretending to be me. I know who it was. Sorry about that Newby! I had left my pc logged on to this forum and a friend thought it would be funny, I shouldn't leave myself logged in again.

-- Edited by lor on Tuesday 6th of April 2010 11:08:43 AM

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