We're becoming
an LLP.
From 1 July, Smith & Johnson becomes Smith & Johnson Accountants LLP. Same team, same service, built for the firm's next chapter.
Because the firm is growing, and we're building it to last.
Smith & Johnson is growing, and we want a structure that supports that growth properly. Moving to a Limited Liability Partnership lets us bring on new partners, each with their own expertise and their own clients, under one firm built for the long term.
For you, the benefit is simple. A bigger, well-run partnership means more depth behind the people who look after you, and a firm with the foundations to keep investing in the service, the software and the visibility you've come to expect from us.
Nothing changes in how we look after you.
Same team, same service
The people you deal with and the way we work for you stay exactly as they are. Only the legal entity behind the firm changes.
A new engagement letter
Because the entity is changing, we'll send you a new engagement letter to sign. It's quick to do, and we'll guide you through it.
Continuity throughout
Your history, your records and your arrangements carry over. We'll also confirm your authority for us to act with HMRC under the new entity.
What's actually happening, and when.
From 1 July 2026, the firm operates as Smith & Johnson Accountants LLP, a Limited Liability Partnership. From that date your engagement and your billing move to the new partnership.
You don't need to do anything in advance. As part of the move we'll send you a new engagement letter to sign through your portal, and where needed we'll ask you to re-confirm our authority to deal with HMRC on your behalf under the new entity. Each step comes with clear guidance, and we're here if you have any questions.
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