When I filed my first SA through an accountant several years ago, I was asked to sign a letter of authorization for him to handle all my tax affairs. Is this a standard practice? If I wish to file my next SA directly myself, do I need to cancel this authorization?
Thanks, -JK.
In message of Wed, 25 Feb 2004, John K writes
Yes
No need to, but your accountant might cancel it for you as he may not want to assist you any more if you try to DIY. I've had ex-clients come back for assistance when things have gone wrong as a result of DIY, and I've said "tuff!!" (Only more politely, but with that meaning).
DF
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