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We are looking for accountants and tax advisors who hold qualifications such as ACA, ACCA, CTA, AAT, ATT, IFA, CIMA, or trained in accounting practice. Accountants who are not qualified must demonstrate higher management experience. We are very selective to award our franchise. Our interview is extensive and will encompass technical information and business acumen. We look for accountants and professionals who are well organised, adaptable and proactive. We expect our franchisee to demonstrate a high level of standards and uphold the integrity of the accounting practice industry. A successful franchisee will be able to swiftly adapt to ever-changing obstacles an accounting practice will face daily. A positive attitude and the eagerness to overcome these challenges are necessary forward-thinking. CALL US TO DISCUSS THE OPPORTUNITY.
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