Transport that survives busy season — late cars home Jan–Mar · audit teams to client sites · client-coded billing · duty of care logged ✦
Big 4 · mid-tier · boutique — audit, tax & advisory

Taxi Account for Accountancy Firms

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Accountancy's transport problem is seasonal and structural at once: January to March, whole floors work past midnight and must get home safely and auditably; year-round, audit teams live at client sites that trains don't serve at 7am; and every mile has to land as a recoverable, client-coded disbursement or a clean internal cost. A RushXO firm account is built for precisely that shape — surge-proof fixed fares when busy season peaks, engagement-coded invoicing your billing team can recharge from, and a late-working policy that runs itself.

Jan–MarHeld rates, held cars
ClientCoded billing
07:00Site-team drops
LoggedDuty of care

Busy season

January doesn't surprise us

Year-end season is when app pricing does its worst — demand spikes at exactly 11pm–1am, exactly when your staff are released. Account rates don't move: the fare home in deadline week equals the fare in August, and capacity is planned for your season because we know it's coming. Resource managers can batch-book a floor's worth of cars from one list, and each journey logs automatically as duty-of-care evidence.

Policy

Late-working travel, encoded

Your qualifying hour and eligible grades are configured once; in-policy bookings just happen from the office door, out-of-policy requests route to a named approver. The same framework our law firm accounts run — accountancy hours are legal hours with a different calendar.

Batching

The 11:30pm floor release

One message with a list of names and postcodes becomes a sequenced set of cars at the door — shared sensibly by geography where staff prefer it, solo where they don't, every journey logged per person.

Weekend

Deadline weekends

Filing-deadline Saturdays run at the same fixed rates with the same priority line — no weekend uplift, no "reduced availability", because your calendar is our calendar.

The audit year

Teams to client sites, partners to pitches

The site-team shuttle

Audit teams travel to client premises the timetable ignores — industrial estates, out-of-town head offices, 7am starts. Standing site runs collect the team across London and deliver them together, priced as a fixed engagement rate, running for the weeks the fieldwork runs. See standing bookings.

Stocktakes & year-end counts

31 December inventory counts and midnight cut-off procedures mean cars at hours nobody advertises — booked once in November, executed without a reminder.

Partner & BD journeys

Pitches, tenders and client boards run in Executive cars on partner profiles — the on-behalf machinery your PAs already know, coded to BD or the engagement as your scheme dictates.

Clients, hosted

Client visits to the firm — completion meetings, planning days — run on your paper end to end, including airport meets for international group visits.

Recharge-ready

Billing that behaves like a disbursement should

Engagement codes attach at booking — spoken to dispatch or typed online — so the monthly invoice arrives pre-sorted by client and engagement, with internal codes for non-chargeable travel and a CSV export shaped for your practice system. Recoverable travel recovers; absorbed travel is visible; and nobody reconstructs a quarter's journeys from memory in April. The underlying machinery is our standard corporate account, tuned to engagement-based billing.

FAQ

Accountancy accounts — common questions

Can you cope with busy-season demand at fixed rates?

Yes — capacity is planned around the January–March peak and account rates are fixed year-round, so the 1am car home in deadline week costs the same as an August afternoon. Floor releases can be batch-booked from a single list, with every journey logged per person.

Can fares be coded to client engagements for recharging?

Yes — engagement codes attach at booking and the monthly invoice arrives pre-sorted by client and engagement, disbursement-ready, with internal codes for non-chargeable travel and CSV export for your practice system.

How does late-working safe travel work for staff?

Your policy — qualifying hour, eligible grades — is configured once on the account. Covered staff book from the office door at any hour, journeys are logged with time and engagement code, and the firm gets both the recharge line and the duty-of-care record.

Can you run audit teams to client sites for fieldwork?

Yes — standing site runs collect the team across London and deliver them together for 7am starts at premises trains don't serve, priced as a fixed engagement rate for the weeks the fieldwork lasts.

Do you cover stocktakes and year-end counts?

Yes — 31 December counts, midnight cut-offs and deadline weekends are standard work, booked in advance and run at normal fixed rates whatever the date or hour.

Does this work for a small practice, not just the Big 4?

Yes — there's no setup fee and no minimum spend, so a three-partner boutique gets the same machinery as a national firm: coded billing, late-working policy and fixed rates, sized to your volume.

Built for the season your firm dreads

Fixed rates through busy season · engagement-coded billing · site-team runs · duty of care logged

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