Good, bad or indifferent?

When I ask people to describe their relationship with their accountant I generally receive variations on only 3 basic answers. That is that the relationship is judged to be Good, bad or indifferent.

What would your answer be?

Good?
This implies that things couldn't be better. Your accountant does what you want, when you want and for a fee that you consider to be excellent value for money. You get pro-active advice and are very happy to recommend him/her to friends and family.

Bad?
You feel that you're putting up with bad service, high fees and/or get little of value. You certainly wouldn't recommend anyone you know to use the same accountant.

Indifferent?
This is how I would describe you if you think your accountant is 'okay'. This might be because he/she doesn't wow you with great service nor does he/she charge high fees or upset you.

In my experience a very high proportion of people think their accountant is just 'okay'. I think that's sad and I intend to help you find ways to get better service, lower fees and more value from your accountant. Maybe from the same accountant as you have now. Maybe from a new one. Whatever is right for you.