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Terms of Engagement Terms of Engagement The terms are a little different depending who you are and what your company setup might be. ​ The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales insist that we provide you with details of our “terms of engagement”. These, inevitably, are full of legal jargon. ​ We used to include links to our standard terms here but, after only a handful of clicks in several years, we decided it perhaps wasn’t the most popular section on the website. So, instead, we thought we’d summarise it as follows: ​ “Put simply, the terms are a promise. If you tell us everything you should, at the right time, then we will do everything we should, at the right time”.149 characters. Almost short enough for a tweet. ​ One other point to draw your attention to is the rules about Money Laundering. It explains why we have to see proof of ID and address before we can act. ​ If you would like to request a copy of our terms, feel free to contact us. Hilary AdamsTerms of Engagement07.09.2014

Contact us Phone The easiest way is to phone. Each office has a local number, so phone the number that is cheapest for you. In fact it doesn’t matter which number you dial. With the wonders of technology we can answer any phone call from any office. And have all your records on screen. ​ Herne Bay 01227 740036 Rochester 01634 722000 Email Feel free to drop any of us an email at any time: faye@hilaryadams.co.uk michael@hilaryadams.co.uk sarah@hilaryadams.co.uk daniel@hilaryadams.co.uk ​ ​ Via this Website If your call is not too urgent , simply fill in the form below and click "send" We will reply to you as soon as we are able ​ Visit It makes sense to call ahead to make an appointment, But we’re quite happy if you just drop in on the off chance – it brightens up the day. Someone will always be able to help. Herne Bay office Hilary Adams Chartered Accountants 158 High Street Herne Bay CT6 5NP ​ Rochester Office Hilary Adams, Chartered Accountants U nit A3 Spectrum Business Centre, Anthony’s Way Medway City Estate Rochester, ME2 4NP Send us a message and we’ll get back to you shortly. Email Subject Thanks for submitting! Your message Send The registered office of Hilary Adams Ltd is : at 158 High Street Herne Bay CT6 5NP Company reg no : 04569462 The Directors are: Faye Clarke FCA & Michael Holland FCA ​

Training Hilary Adams is approved by the Institute as a training organisation. ​ The standard for trainees (and trainers) is ferociously high – and you get the benefits. But training is vital not just for “trainees”. It’s important for everyone. We all continue to train, to go on courses, read what’s new. And not just technical stuff – all learning is important. It doesn’t much matter what you learn – anything that exercises the brain is good for you. (And who knows when Rachel’s Spanish course might be of use.) Keeping up to date is a skill. But it can also be fun – reading the Revenue’s manual before the poor harassed Inspector can often give you an edge . ​ ​ Michael’s Memoirs: About the firm So, being brutally honest, what are the characteristics you think of when you consider the term ‘Accountant’? Suit? Tie? An unhealthy interest in stationery? Well, although we do ensure our desks always boast a wonderful array of post-it notes, we like to think we’re not the stereotypical firm of accountants. We take our work seriously, but adopt a less formal, more personal approach to our work, meaning that, by the time deadline day rolls round, we’re not on the verge of a breakdown. ​ Training So what about training, I hear you ask. Well, this is comprised of 2 elements. The first is on-the-job training. We believe in ‘throwing you in at the deep end’; from day one of employment with the firm, you will assist in the preparation of accounts, VAT et al. But, not to worry, fellow staff members will act as your armbands (to continue with the swimming theme) from the off. ​ Once settled into the job, you will learn how to deal with clients and handle basic queries; as your training develops, you will take on more responsibilities and will deal with more technical and complex areas of the job. There will always be a more experienced / senior member of staff to deal with further advice and tax issues. ​ The second aspect is linked tuition. At various intervals during the year, you will have the opportunity to delve into the wonderful world of the reception staff’s stationery box (I’m not doing much to quell some of those stereotypes, am I?) in order to secure enough materials to last you through a period at residential college. These equate to roughly six months’ worth of time spent in lectures over the entire 4-year contract, broken up into 1 or 2 week blocks. Although this can be very intensive, the lecturers are always more than willing to spend extra time after lectures going through any troublesome matters. They can also be contacted in the periods between study block for any extra guidance. ​ Home study is a vital part of gaining your qualification. I used to spend around 1-2 hours studying most evenings. This will, of course, vary from person to person. However, it is also important to stress the need for a positive work-life balance; I always ensured I set aside a certain amount of time each week to relax and socialise and, from time to time, venture outdoors, away from my desk. Don’t forget: we’ve all been through the same process; if something doesn’t quite make sense, or the pressure of study is taking its toll, we’re always there to lend some friendly advice (and normally all for the measly reward of an iced donut) ​ Exams There are six knowledge-based computer assessments, ensuring the theory is built surrounding each module of the Professional Stage. This stage is split into six exams, usually attempted in sets of two. ​ You will then progress onto the Advanced Stage, structured of 3 exams which consolidate and build upon the modules taught at Professional Stage. These are normally attempted in one go, although there is a degree of flexibility about this. ​ Afterwards After the mandatory congratulations from all and sundry, along with swathes of pride and relief, you’ll take on more roles and deal with more complicated issues. The learning never stops, however, as it is necessary to keep up to date with ever-changing rules. You’ll finish with a highly sought-after qualification to be proud of, meaning the world is your oyster.