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Callenders

Callenders

As Chartered Accountants situated in Glasgow, Scotland we can do more than just balance the books! Would you like. We are a body of Chartered Accountants who work closely with our clients and act for a broad range of business and personal clients and have a first class reputation for what we deliver. Apart from the more general accountancy services we can also assist you with business development and specialist tax services. less

Chedzoy Butterworth Accountants

Chedzoy Butterworth Accountants

Our team of qualified individuals will work closely with you and can help give advice to suit your business and individual needs. We are a diverse firm and with our associates and consultants in different disciplines, we offer a very holistic, one stop approach to your business and personal circumstances. less

T D Hirst

T D Hirst

Tim had previously worked in a number of larger businesses holding positions such as chief accountant, financial accountant, cost accountant, management accountant. His experience includes working in head offices and factory accounting offices in business sectors such as food, heavy engineering, restaurants, quarrying and transport. less

Stourton Accountancy Services

Stourton Accountancy Services

Stourton Accountancy has always provided a very professional and personally attentive service. The near immediate help & assistance we receive from the company, not only provides us confidence in their abilities, but serves as a truly refreshing approach to Accountancy. less

H B Enoch & Owen

H B Enoch & Owen

Deian is a Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Adviser, and joined HB Enoch & Owen in 2013 after spending eight years working for PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in Swansea. Deian specialises in Personal Tax and the Taxation of Owner Managed Businesses, and also has expertise in VAT, Capital Gains Tax, Succession Planning and Inheritance Tax Planning. Deian is also qualified to carry out Probate work, and his Inheritance Tax expertise is of great benefit to our Probate clients. less

Artifin Accountants

Artifin Accountants

Artifin Accountants was started by Mr Rahim Uddin; who brought forward his respective academic knowledge and relevant professional experience from working within various sectors. The thought and mission behind the formation was not to be a conventional accountancy and consultancy setup. The mission is to provide robust, cost effective and satisfactory services in all manners of planning and marketing strategies for your business along with typical accountancy and tax planning services. less

Park McKillop

Park McKillop

Park McKillop and Company is one of the oldest Chartered accountancy practices in Ballymena, originally founded by William Park in 1955. The firm originally catered mostly to the needs of the local farming community. Neil McKillop joined the practice in 1980 and the practice moved to its present offices at 13 Castle Street, Ballymena in 1987. Una McKillop joined the practice in 1996 having trained and qualified as a Chartered accountant in Belfast. less

Change Accountants

Change Accountants

From Director's Loan Accounts to Alphabet Shares, Payments On Account to Inheritance Tax Shortfalls, we explain what they mean to your every day life. Whether you can lease a new car, get that dream holiday or just save for your retirement, what a refreshing change. less

Alpha Accountants (London)

Alpha Accountants (London)

A born and bred Fulham boy, qualified in 1995 and set-up Alpha Accountants in 1998, having previously trained and worked with two other West End Accountancy practices, having specialised in the Film, Television, Media and Entertainment sectors and personal and corporate tax. less

Just Simply Organised

Just Simply Organised

At Just Simply Organised we recognise that anyone running a business has very little time to manage their administration effectively. In truth, no matter what type of business you have, your skills should be focussed on your particular expertise rather than the day to day administrative tasks. One of the most important responsibilities is maintaining a healthy cash-flow and that involves diligent bookkeeping. less

Foreshore Accountancy

Foreshore Accountancy

Plus, our range of flexible accountancy packages will ensure you get exactly what you need to grow your business. Here at Foreshore, our qualified accountants look at the whole of your business, its processes, cost control and profitability to make sure you're getting the most from it. Call us today and enjoy a straight talking, flexible, affordable and reliable accountancy service that is designed specifically for your business. less

Wiltshire C

Wiltshire C

We are a Chartered Accountancy firm engaged in the provision of general practice services to Stratford-upon-Avon and the wider geographical area, including some clients who are located overseas. We provide a range of general practice services, largely to private clients, owner managed unincorporated and limited company businesses, and charities - more details are available from the "services" link on the menu. less

Ware & Partners

Ware & Partners

We work closely with our clients and act for a broad range of business and personal clients. Apart from the more general accountancy services we can also assist you with business development and specialist tax services. You can receive a very broad range of services and we are familiar with business clients from startups to larger companies covering many sectors including. We appreciate that only in time can we gain your trust, so that you know when we say we can and will do something, we do it. less

Mark Stephen Beckford

Mark Stephen Beckford

Welcome to Mark Stephen Beckford & Co, accountants in Basildon, Canvey Island and Benfleet, providing a personalised service to local business owners and individuals. For help with any of your accountancy and tax needs, please give us a call. All initial consultations are free of charge. less

RA Accountants

RA Accountants

Our philosophy is to always think of your future, for you and your family. Not just where you want to be in one year or in five years, but where you aim to be in the next year ten years. You’re in business because you’re good at what you do. But whether you’re a partnership or a franchisee, a consultant or a sole trader, one challenge remains the same: organising your finances and tax planning. less

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Accounts will become a very important part of your business endeavours, therefore you are maybe wondering how to find the best and most reliable accountant. Since every pound counts for a business owner, you want to know where you stand by the end of every month and year, here is when a reliable and knowledgeable accountant will help you. While using accounting software can help you monitor your business costs, it is simply not enough for your business. There are many benefits of working with a reliable accountant and they extend beyond simply monitoring numbers and costs. If you make sure to choose a good, reliable, and reputable accountant, they can become the financial partner of your company for life. This is why you want to take your time and ensure the best choice when looking for an accountant.

Before you decide to hire an accountant, make sure you understand the four fundamental areas where an accountant can be much of a help.

Fundamental Areas of Accountant’s Expertise

• Accountant can help you with business advisory – An accountant should be knowledgeable about the business environment of your company, also your tax situation, financial statements, etc. Once the accountant is knowledgeable of all these aspects, they will be able to fit all pieces together and help you come up with a business plan and a personal financial plan. An accountant should be able to provide you with helpful and knowledgeable advice on different business aspects from insurance to expansion and everything in between. A reliable accountant will be able to provide you with an objective and unbiased insight and opinion.

• Accountant can help you with book-keeping and accounting – Of course, the main expertise of an accountant is accounting and book-keeping. An accountant will help you by setting bookkeeping and accounting systems to help you monitor and manage your day-to-day business records. A good system set by a reliable accountant will allow you to evaluate the profitability of your business and modify prices if required. An accountant will also help you with monitoring expenses and tracking budget, spotting trends and reducing accounting fees, etc.

• Accountant can help you with tax advice – A good accountant will also provide you with help on tax-related issues and questions in two main areas: tax compliance and tax planning.

• Accountant can help you with auditing – Auditing is a service most commonly required by a bank when it comes to loans. There are many levels of auditing and an accountant can help you with preparing financial statements, the actual audit, and other aspects of auditing.

How to Choose an Accountant?

Of course, the best and often easiest way to find a reliable accountant is by getting referrals. You can get reliable referrals for an accountant usually from your attorney, banker, or business colleague because these are the professionals, who often need to work with an accountant. While a good accountant will often work for a big company, there are many reliable and experienced specialists, who are certified public accountants and work for middle- and smaller-sized companies and businesses too. It is very important to check if the accountant has a CPA. Once you narrow down your choice and settle on an accountant professional, it is important to consider and discuss with the accountant how much of the work will be done by your company and how much of the workload will be done by the accountant. In general, an accountant will be able to help you in three broad categories: recording transactions, assembling transactions, and generating returns and financial statements. It is important to determine in which category you will need the help of the accountant.

The next step when choosing an accountant is to interview them and see how you will “click”. If you have narrowed down your choice to more than one accountant, make sure to arrange interviews with all of them. There are many questions you can ask in order to determine whether an accountant can be helpful to your business or not, most of them we will explore below.

Questions to Ask an Accountant

There are three main categories of questions you would like to ask the accounting specialists during the interview you arrange with them.

• Services – Is the accountant offering bookkeeping besides tax and auditing services? What about management consulting, estate planning? Does the accountant help with the design and implementation of a financial information system that works for your business? Does the accountant offer additional services such as analyzing transactions for loans and financing, preparing, auditing, reviewing and compiling financial statements, managing investments, representing you before tax authorities?

• Personality – You should make sure that the style of work and personality of the specialist is compatible with yours. Is the professional the right choice for handling your business? After all, you are leaving your business in their hands, you want them to be reliable and professional. Ask specialists how they will handle situations and issues relevant to you and your business. Listen to the answers and make a decision on how they will approach your company.

• Fees – Make sure to ask about service fees upfront. A reliable accountant will never be hesitant about asking such questions and they will provide you with all the information you need to make a decision. Most professionals will commonly charge by the hour. Make sure their fee system and all the costs involved in working with them works for you and your business. Get a range of quotes, if needed, and you can also make a final decision based on the budget you can use for working with an accountant. However, don’t base your decision solely on cost and mainly look for experience, professionalism, reliability.

Make the Most of Your Work with an Accountant

After you make a final choice and decide on a specialist, make sure to engage them through a letter or a document that spells out all terms of the agreement. Such a document should mention all details including the fees to be charged. Such a document will make sure that both you and the accounting specialist have the same expectations from this relationship.

Fundamental areas of accountant’s expertise
How to choose an accountant?
Questions to ask an accountant
Make the most of your work with an accountant