Sign up to Orange Genie today!

Accountancy

Refer Now To Earn £150 Per Referral

The More You Refer The More We Reward You

  • Earn £150 for each person you refer

  • We are offering £150 per referral for anyone you send over and who signs up to our monthly services 

  • There's no limit to the amount you can earn, so what are you waiting for? 

 Term and conditions apply.

REFER YOUR FRIENDS TO ORANGE GENIE ACCOUNTANCY 

If you are impressed with our service and value the support we offer you, we would love you to spread the word to your friends and colleagues who you think may also benefit from our help. As a valued Professional or Professional Plus client of Orange Genie Accountancy we will thank you for introducing your friends by rewarding you with a £150 incentive for every client you refer that signs up to our service.

How Do You Refer To Us?

To help your friends and colleagues benefit from our excellent service and support, please:

  • Contact your accountant by either phone or email

  • Tell your accountant about your friend

  • Remind your friend to tell us you referred them.

Alternatively, please fill out the below form. Remember to make sure your friend is expecting a call from us. The more friends you refer, the more you can earn!T&C’s apply

Fill out the form on the right to start referring, or call us for more information: 01296 468 185

Contact Orange Genie Group

The best ways to contact us:

News and Updates

Stay up to date with the latest contractor news

Saving for the future – Lifetime ISA or Pension?

Regular readers will be familiar with the idea that a pension is a tax-efficient way of saving for retirement, but if you meet the qualifying

Directors Loans – How Do They Affect Your P11D?

The deadline for filing a P11D is the 6th of July, and if you have a director’s loan it will need to be declared. In this article we’ll look at how a

Gary Lineker Scores a Win in IR35 Tax Battle with HMRC

Regular readers will not be surprised that HMRC has lost another high-profile IR35 case, but this one is very unusual. HMRC claimed that former