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Call 020 8429 3636 - email excellence@dewanis.com
Whilst on the face of it preparing accounts and maintaining adequate records may seem quite simple, it can be quite a complex and time consuming task.
Most businesses, whether Limited Company, Partnership or Sole Trader, will require their accounts to be prepared for statutory and business reasons.
Accounts are required for filing at Companies House (in the case of Limited Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP) and may be required for submission to HM Revenue & Customs and other stakeholders such as banks and suppliers. We can assist our clients for these purposes by preparing their historic year-end accounts.
Businesses also require much more current financial data to assist them in making strategic decisions about their business. This data is often required for submission to other stakeholders like banks. We can assist our clients for these purposes by preparing monthly, quarterly or six monthly management accounts, giving vital information to assist their business such as:
Whatever your requirements, we can assist with these so that you can concentrate on your business in the knowledge that your accounts are being looked after by a competent and professional firm.
We use cutting edge technology and some of the best accounting software available to ensure that your accounting requirements are dealt with in a timely, cost-effective and professional manner.
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