Our UK partner track is not open yet.
We take on delivery work for CPA and chartered practices in the other two markets today. We will describe a UK scope once a UK adviser has signed off on where the line sits for a subcontractor doing this work — see below.
Why there is nothing to list yet
The UK core service is, if anything, lessrestricted than in the US — “accountant” is not a protected title there and preparing statutory accounts is not a reserved activity. But whether a subcontractor doing the work needs its own supervision depends on who our clients are and where the business is carried on, and we have not put that in front of a UKadviser to sign off on yet. Publishing a scope before that is exactly how a provider ends up doing work it is not authorised to do, under someone else’s licence.
See what we run today for US and Australian practices, or read the full position on the United Kingdom page.
You stay the firm of record
Your firm remains the engagement partner, the preparer of record and the filer. We do not sign, we do not file, we do not hold ourselves out to your clients, and we do not take on work in our own name that requires a licence we do not hold. Disclosure and consent obligations for outsourcing — including client consent where your jurisdiction requires it before records are shared outside the country — remain yours, and we will support whatever your professional body requires.
We also work with practices in
United States and Australia.
Partner with us — or if you are a business rather than a practice, the client track is over here: United Kingdom.