
United Kingdom | CRS Global Outsourcing
Capacity for accountancy practices
Preparation capacity for accountancy practices, with local review and sign-off kept in your team.
Discuss your requirementsPreparation work worth moving
A staff gap or full client book does not call for handing over professional judgement. Start with preparation tasks your team can instruct and review.
Bookkeeping and ledger maintenance
Reconciliations and supporting schedules
Client-file organisation
Agreed accounts-preparation support
Prepared for your reviewer
An offshore handoff only helps when the file is clear enough for local review. Agree the output format, supporting evidence and a route for missing items before the first assignment.
The work split
CRS prepares and flags exceptions. Your practice reviews, advises the client and signs or submits where required.

Your practice stays accountable
Your practice retains the client relationship, professional judgement, review, advice and any required authorisation or submission. Busy-period support depends on agreed scope and capacity.
What a first conversation covers
Bring one work type, approximate volumes, a deadline or busy-period window, the systems used and the person who will review it. We can then assess whether a recurring or bounded scope fits.
Discuss this workflowScope first, then commercial terms
The work type, volumes, file condition, systems, review effort, timing and transition needs shape a proposed scope. We discuss these before setting a model or price; this page does not promise a fixed rate, free trial or immediate capacity.
Questions before work moves
Start with one defined workflow
Tell us the task, volume, systems, timing and review owner. Please do not include sensitive client information.
Discuss your requirements






