Evidently elawson would rather pay good money than spend a couple of minutes on Google.

On second thought - I have a really good engagement letter that I am willing to sell for $1,000.  Will that be cash or credit card?

I'll sell him/her mine for $ 975 !

I'm not going to give away my work for free so I won't go under $950.

I'll even go down to $ 900....  IF we meet down under the bridge and it is ALL cash.   I'll even throw in my ethics policy :joy:

Those under bridge deals are hard to beat -------------------- you win.  :confetti_ball:

Why would you purchase something like that?  Do a Google search for examples and create your own.

Not helpful??????????

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https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=iUhDXfP2H8msswWCjb7oAw&q=tax+engagement+letter+sample&oq=...

I've adapted mine from the Thomson Engagement letter generator and samples from online.  I have done away with the doublespeak of the generated letters and have specific responsibilities for both the clients and the office.  For tax clients it is much easier to understand a one page letter.  Each year I make sure to specify the new items that most people will be required to follow.  If it is a more complicated return I prepare a specific letter for the client.  

The AICPA has a wonderful library of free engagement letters for every type of engagement, if you are a member