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The letter of engagement for financial planning is a written, legally binding contract that outlines, in clear terms, the business relationship between the client and financial planner. It sets expectations for the partnership.
Dear [Client], We are pleased to confirm our engagement to provide [accounting / bookkeeping services] to your business, [Business Name]. The purpose of this letter is to outline the terms of our relationship and the services that we will be providing to you.
Your engagement letter should clearly outline the services you will provide, in this case, bookkeeping, payroll, or any related service. Outline what the engagement is and when it will begin and end, and expected delivery dates of the work performed.
What to include in an audit engagement letter The auditor's responsibilities include: ... The management's responsibilities include: ... The relevant financial reporting framework. ... The objective and scope of the audit engagement. ... Estimated fee and billing schedule. ... Type and scope of the audit report to be issued.
The engagement letter should cover: the engagement's purpose; precisely what the firm will and won't do (the project scope); duties of the client; known unfavorable situations; rates and estimations of billing; client's signature;