Partner introduction fees range from £25 to £250. The fee reflects the scope and complexity of the request and the resources needed to assess it and identify a suitable professional. The upper end applies to more complex setups, including larger businesses requiring additional expert vetting. The exact fee is confirmed to the partner before they accept an introduction. People requesting an introduction do not pay UKTH.
Client introductions for qualified UK accountants and tax advisers. UKTH helps people understand their tax position with free guides and calculators. When someone asks for professional help, we introduce them to one verified partner who covers that kind of work.
How the programme works
- Apply. Tell us about your firm, professional body, the services and clients you want, the areas you cover and your monthly capacity.
- Verification. We check your professional body membership and firm details before you receive any introductions, then create your partner portal login.
- Introductions. When a request matches your services, client types, coverage and capacity, we offer it to you alone. You see the type of client and help needed, and accept or decline within your response window.
- Contact the client. The client’s contact details appear in your portal only after you accept. You contact them directly and agree any engagement with them.
What partners should expect
- An introducer fee only when you accept an introduction. The fee depends on the client type and size and is set out in the partner terms.
- No guarantee of lead volume or that a client will engage you.
- Capacity, coverage and response times must be kept up to date.
- Professional obligations, engagement terms and advice remain with your firm.
What clients can expect
- Guides and calculators stay free to use without giving any details.
- A clear notice before personal details are collected, and their request shared with one professional only.
- No charge from UKTH, and no obligation to appoint the professional.