Terms & Conditions

Summary of Standard Terms and Conditions and General Information

1. Full Name of Business: Accuo Accounting Limited
2. Status of business: Limited Company
3. Registered Office :40 Bear Hill, Alvechurch, Birmingham, B48 7JX
4. Telephone: 0121 4291504/0121 4452445
5. Mobile: 07728 717912
6. Email address: info@accuo.co.uk
7. Governing Body: Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales, (ICAEW)
   Chartered Accountants Hall, Moorgate Place, London,EC2R 6EA, or Level 1 Metropolitan House, 321 Avebury Boulevard, Milton Keynes MK9 2FZ
   Firm Registration number: 08872369
8. VAT registration number: GB179392852
9. Competent Courts: All contracts and agreements are governed by English law and English courts have jurisdiction in all matters.
10. Professional Indemnity Insurers: HCC International Insurance Company Plc
11. Complaints Procedure: In the first instance any complaint should be raised with David Seeley at the address shown above. Thereafter complaints may be made to ICAEW at the addresses shown above.
12. Payment terms: unless otherwise agreed or specified invoices are raised on completion of work and must be settled within 14 calendar days. We reserve the right to charge interest as specified and at the rates mentioned in the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998 and the Late Payment of Commercial Debts Regulations 2002.
13. The firm is not authorised to handle client money and will not do so under any circumstances.
14. The firm is not authorised to offer investment advice.

Unless fees for specific items of work are agreed in advance all work undertaken will be charged at rates applicable to the member of staff performing the work at the time the work is undertaken. Where fees for specific items of work are estimated in advance this is on the understanding that the client prepares or provides any required information at the time and in the format agreed. In the event of any failure to deliver the information or where there are delays in providing it we reserve the right to raise additional charges as calculated by reference to the time undertaken and the standard charge-out rate of the member of staff undertaking the work.