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Accounts are required to provide information to owners and external users such as banks. They form the basis of tax returns to the Inland Revenue and in the case of companies provide statutory information which must be made available to shareholders and Companies House.
Bureau Services and Estate Administration Many clients maintain their own basic records and present these to us on an annual basis for preparation of year-end accounts. We can, however, provide clients with a complete accountancy and book-keeping facility, including recording and payment of wages and accounts, VAT records and returns, etc. This service utilises our in-house computer system, and the tedium of data processing and the maintenance of full accounting records is passed to us. After processing, up-to-date management information can be provided to clients on demand.
Auditing Many of our clients are limited companies whose accounts require to be audited in accordance with the Companies Acts. The aim of the audit is to provide an independent and objective opinion of the company’s financial position and performance at the end of an accounting period. The audit will conclude with a business review between management and the partner in charge of the audit, and will often cover cashflow, business finance, business expansion, business plans, accounting systems, insurance and pension requirements and taxation.
Company Secretarial We can help with the administration of companies, including maintenance of statutory books and preparation of annual returns for Companies House. These functions are important as regulatory authorities are tightening up their requirements.
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