Get a head start using our legally vetted, industry-standard terms and conditions created in partnership with the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA). Less errors and less admin – all while keeping you compliant.
Preview an example Ignition proposal below to see how these industry engagement letter terms would look within your proposal.
With Ignition, your engagement letter or contract terms form part of your proposal to save you time. Access engagement letter templates from selected accounting industry bodies and stay compliant from day one.
Add this terms template as your default in your terms library, then create your Ignition proposal and send it to your client in minutes. Your terms are automatically added, so the scope of the engagement is clearly outlined in your online proposal and professionally presented to your client.
It’s easy to edit this terms template too. Simply make any changes directly in our rich text editor like you would on a Word document. Or, you can even create your own custom terms template.
Once your client accepts your proposal, payments are automatically collected and invoices are created and marked as paid in your ledger. Using Ignition’s world-class integrations you can reduce admin time and automate your accounts receivable.
*NAEA Engagement Letter template only available to active members of NAEA
It takes Ignition customers half the time they used to spend to create and send a proposal using our templates. This means you’ll have more time to focus on your clients. So start your 14-day free trial today, and test drive this template.
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An engagement letter is a formal agreement or contract between your business and a client that outlines the services you'll provide, the terms of the engagement, and payment details. It ensures clarity, sets expectations, and helps protect your business from disputes or misunderstandings.
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