Unsubscribe from Liscio Emails
The emails you are receiving are invites to join your accountant/CPA/bookkeeper on Liscio. Liscio is used by firms to communicate and collaborate with clients in a secure and convenient environment (much like a banking app, but with your accountant).
If you feel that you should not be receiving these emails, please contact your firm directly. Otherwise, contact Liscio Support at
support@liscio.me with the name of your firm and we will reach out on your behalf. If you are unsure of your firm's name, see the email below.
In this example, Modern Support is the name of the firm.
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