Tell us what is changing
Send the business type, year end, current services, deadlines and the reason you are considering a move.
Switching Xero accountant
If your records are already in Xero, the practical handover can be kept focused. Scrase Associates agrees the scope, completes the professional clearance process and reviews the opening position before taking responsibility.
A controlled handover
The aim is not to recreate your bookkeeping or force a software migration. Access, responsibilities, deadlines and any unfinished work are identified first so there is a clear cut-off between advisers.
The switching process
Send the business type, year end, current services, deadlines and the reason you are considering a move.
We assess whether the records are current and identify catch-up work before quoting.
Once appointed, professional clearance and relevant records are requested from the outgoing accountant.
The agreed filings, timetable, information requirements and communication route are confirmed in writing.
Before you move
You do not need to send confidential records with the first enquiry. A concise outline is enough to establish whether the service fits.
Straight answers
No. A change can be considered at any point, although it is sensible to identify imminent filing deadlines and unfinished work before deciding the handover date.
The service is designed for businesses continuing with their existing Xero organisation. The accounting history remains in that organisation; the practical task is agreeing and granting the appropriate adviser access.
You decide how to notify them. Once Scrase Associates is formally appointed, the professional clearance and records request is handled accountant-to-accountant.
Yes. The proposed scope and fee are confirmed in writing before appointment, subject to the information provided and any issues revealed by the Xero review.
Start with a written enquiry
Start with a written outline of the business, current services and upcoming deadlines. Tony will respond by email and suggest a focused callback only if it would help.