planIT joins REC Business Partnership Scheme

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Specialist accountancy and tax services firm planIT have joined the Recruitment and Employment Confederation’s (REC) Business Partnership Scheme.

planIT Services Limited is a firm of Chartered Accountants who offer specialised services to contractors and as part of the partnership with the REC they will be offering REC members free self-assessment tax advice.

REC chief executive Kevin Green said: “We are fully committed to ensuring that the recruitment sector adheres to the highest levels of compliance and I am delighted that, after a lengthy process of due diligence, we are able to welcome planIT to our Business Partner Scheme.”

Adrian Learer, Managing Director of planIT, said: “Recruitment companies and their boards are focused more than ever on achieving the highest levels of compliance. We have built our reputation as a firm businesses can trust having specialised in working with recruitment companies and their associated contractors since 1996.

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“One of the main reasons why our customers work with us, and why the REC have invited us to join their scheme, is because we are a firm of chartered accountants and as such have to comply with extra levels of regulation that others within our sector do not.”

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