We all need support to get ahead and stay ahead, so if you are thinking of starting a practice you’ll find a range of resources needed for starting a Practice.
Our podcasts, articles, guides and community meetings can help you to structure your practice, grow sustainably, leverage technology, improve processes, develop your services, and brand your practice the way you like.
If you've just established your new firm in the UK, many of you will not even be considering the staffing structure. But should you?
Where to practice from? We discuss home, offices, needing space, leases and more.
Your new practice will likely need more than a laptop and a printer to keep you going. Here's advice on hardware and software.
We've pulled out information on naming regulations from ACCA's Rulebook. Here are the dos and don'ts to get you started.
Time to start earning income. You need to set prices that won't put clients off but will make a profit. Here's our advice.
If you do need staff, how do you choose between apprentices, sub-contractors and permanent employees?
Access links to relevant webinars and get advice on how to find clients (as well as the issues to be aware of if you're considering buying a practice).
Find out all about engagement letters.
Access relevant information if you're from a regulated market
We've prepared a series of webinars to help you in setting up your practice. Discover what our experts think.
If you are just starting up in practice then ACCA has some helpful templates that you can use.
Carl Reader talks about the joys of setting up on your own and the pitfalls to be aware of.
ACCA is always here to support, here you’ll find information on our rules and standards and how to apply them. Members (and ACCA) are also required to comply with standards issued by national and international standard-setting bodies, covering areas such as auditing and assurance, financial reporting and ethics. You can find factsheets about the application of rules and standards, plus access to the ACCA Rulebook and the practice information handbook.
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