Karl Sandall Chief Executive and David Paulson Senior Manager, Franchise Recruitment
The QFP qualification is the only nationally recognised qualification specific to the franchising industry and unlike membership of the bfa, the QFP is specific to an individual rather than a company.
To become a Qualified Franchise Professional you have to attend several intense training sessions and interviews, and prepare papers to demonstrate that you really know what you are talking about and that you are professional in your approach to franchising.
Why it's important
We're committed to ensuring that our franchise offering and support to you is top notch.
it's important to us that we continue to be actively involved in the franchise community, not only to raise the profile of our brand and for recruitment purposes, but also to remain at the forefront of best practice in franchising.
December 2012
With a detailed plan for the growth and evolution of the TaxAssist brand, plus the addition of new products and services, these are exciting times for the TaxAssist network.
Franchisee Case Studies
Cameron Allan and Steven Mearns
Ali Redwood
Martin Nicholas
Olivia Palios
Don O'Connell
Bari Singh
Accreditations & ethics
The Group abides by the ethics of the British Franchise Association (bfa) and works closely with all relevant accountancy and tax professional bodies and institutions. TaxAssist Accountants is also a member of the Irish Franchise Association and the Franchise Council of Australia (FCA).
