Take the leap in 2013: New guide to going solo
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Thank you
This is an excellent guide. I will read it several times.
Even though I am no longer a start up, they are many areas in this guide that reflect my shortcomings.
A good balance of content and sponsors interests.
Quality advice
Some good solid advice which is broken down into manageable 'chunks'. This guide could certainly be used as good starting point for the elements to consider. I will be sharing this via our social media (smeebi.com)
Ever thought of a franchise?
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Our franchisee program is designed for ambitious, qualified accountants looking to set up their own practice with a set of tools provided by a national structure and recognised brand.
We have just launched a new website to make it easier for Accountants to find out more. Have a look for yourself, we would love to hear from you; www.aimsaccountingfranchise.co.uk
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That didn't take long
Here we go on the franchise debate again - groan...
'...ambitious, qualified accountants looking to set up their own practice...'
most in that category don't need a franchise and would be better of spending the money elsewhere and utilising the huge amount of information available on this website.
There will always be pro's and con's for setting up a franchise. Yes, some might want to go it alone, but if they don’t want to spend their time crawling through the web for answers and coming up with their own marketing strategies, then that's where you find the franchise 'partnership' works well. We agree it is not the perfect solution for all accountants.
Henry
www.aimsaccountingfranchise.co.uk
