Taking the leap: Sole practitioners’ checklist

  • Sole practitioners must be able to work on the business, not just in it
  • A good business plan will help identify areas of weakness
  • Many sole practitioners choose to work from home, but this isn't necessarily the easy option
  • Sole practitioners need to think of their brand profile and market the practice accordingly

Nicola Draper outlines the key considerations accountants should make before setting up as a sole practitioner.

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