Practice Consulting services
The Chartered Accountants Ireland's Practice Consulting team will work with members to design an approach that suits their business needs. Our experienced chartered accountants will help members to develop and enhance their technical and business management expertise and to apply this to achieve strategic goals.
We advise practitioners on:
- Developing your firm: practice profitability, other practice related issues
- Compliance support
Click the quick-links below to view the resources and services offered.
Resources
Practice Consulting also provide a wide range of valuable resources for practitioners, including:
Practice toolkits – our extensive suite of toolkits includes audit procedures, audit exempt procedures, pro forma financial statements, anti-money laundering procedures and more.
- Helpsheets - a series of helpsheets on a wide variety of topics.
- Practice Matters – our bi-monthly newsletter for members in practice.
- Practice News – our regular free news webinar for practitioners.
- CPD webinars – our regular CPD webinars, designed specifically with small and medium-sized practices in mind.
Charge out rate
Please contact us to discuss your needs so as we may provide you with a meaningful quote. Generally speaking, our fees are €200 per hour or the equivalent in Sterling. However, we will endeavour to agree a fixed fee where this is appropriate to the assignment. Fees are subject to VAT where applicable.
We will discuss each assignment with you prior to commencement and we will ensure that the costs are appropriate to the value received by you.
Telephone enquiries
Our consultants are happy to discuss practice related queries by telephone with members. Of course our time and resources are limited, and we want to make this service as productive as possible. Because of the large number of enquiries, we aim to limit the duration of non-charged telephone consultations to approximately fifteen minutes.
Have a query?
If you have a query, please refer to our Support & Services page and contact the relevant department with your query.
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