£50 Off Your First Invoice as a new MTD client: Terms & Conditions
- Offer value: The offer entitles eligible new clients to a £50 discount, plus VAT (where applicable), against their first eligible invoice.
- Eligibility: The offer is available to new clients of David Howard Chartered Accountants who engage the firm for Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax services. Existing clients and former clients are not eligible.
- Claim deadline: To qualify, you must submit the relevant offer form within 30 calendar days of the date David Howard Chartered Accountants first receives your enquiry. You must also submit the form before agreeing to engage our services.
- Qualifying invoice: The discount applies to the first invoice for the qualifying MTD engagement.
- One discount per qualifying enquiry: The offer is limited to one discount per qualifying enquiry and the resulting engagement. It applies only once, regardless of the number of services requested. Multiple form submissions or enquiries do not qualify for additional discounts.
- Application of discount: The discount applies once to the first eligible invoice. It has no cash alternative, is non-transferable and cannot be carried forward to a subsequent invoice.
- Other offers: The discount cannot be combined with other promotional offers unless David Howard Chartered Accountants agrees otherwise in writing.
- Eligibility decisions: David Howard Chartered Accountants reserves the right to determine whether an enquiry, client and engagement meet these terms, taking into account the nature of the services, the engagement arrangements and the billing arrangements. We will apply these criteria reasonably and consistently.
- Withdrawal or amendment: David Howard Chartered Accountants reserves the right to withdraw or amend the offer for future applicants. Any withdrawal or amendment will not affect discounts already validly claimed under these terms.
- Acceptance of terms: By submitting the offer form, you agree to these terms and conditions. The offer is subject to applicable law.