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Let us take the hassle out of preparing your
statutory accounts and making sure that you comply with the law in
this area. The penalties for failing to comply can be high, we
know it’s tough to keep on top of all of the requirements
yourself. Let us take care of all of your accounts preparation and
filing, and let you get on with growing your business. We have
experience of preparing accounts for many different company types,
including sole traders, partnerships, companies, charities and
non-profit making organisations.
Accounts are not just about once a year production, and we can
advise on record keeping, and offer training in leading accounting
software packages.
We prepare accounts for:
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Sole traders |
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Partnership |
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Companies |
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Charities |
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Non-profit making organisations |
We take the strain out of accounting to ensure you
are not liable for any late filing penalties.
In addition we advise clients on record keeping and
improving their accounting systems. This will give you better
information with which to drive up the profitability of your
business.
We also provide training and support to clients in
the use of Sage and QuickBooks accounting packages.
Accountancy
To some accountants a client is just a set of figures that have to
be prepared once a year.
At Holdings we like to provide clients with an accountancy
service.
When we prepare a clients accounts we not only provide them with a
bound set of accounts we also provide the following:
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Advice on profitability and variances in income and
expenditure |
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Advice on improving cash flow and cash management |
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Advice on improvements in record keeping and
accounting systems |
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Advice on Corporation and other taxes payable |
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Assistance with up dating accounting records |
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Assistance with training staff. |
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Assistance with implementing new accounting systems |
| Telephone support throughout the year |
We are happy to arrange a meeting to discuss any aspect of your
accounts. If you have a question just ask.
Let us take the hassle out of preparing your statutory accounts
and making sure that you comply with the law in this area. The
penalties for failing to comply can be high and we know tough to
keep on top of all of the requirements yourself. Let us take care
of all of your accounts preparation and filing and let you get on
with growing your business. We have experience of many different
company types, including sole traders, partnerships, companies,
charities and not-for-profit organisations.
Our first step is to work with you so we can gain a full
understanding of your business. We then tailor our approach to
your requirements so we can provide exactly the service you need.
If you would like any further information on any of the above just
ask.
Audit
We provide audit services for:
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Companies |
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Charities, and |
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Non-profit making organisations |
It can be important to ensure that your books have been properly
and fully audited. We provide this service for companies,
charities and not-for-profit organisations.
To many, the audit is simply a statutory necessity. To us it is
the key to understanding an organisation, and a process from which
improvements should flow.
Our staff are alert to opportunities to improve systems and
controls, identify areas of potential cost savings, improve cash
flow and, in short, to contribute wherever possible to our
clients' financial well-being.
We believe that all clients, whatever their constitution, can
benefit from advice that is based upon extensive business
experience, and is commercially astute.
The annual audit is simply a statutory requirement to be dealt
with as quickly and painlessly as possible. Of course, this sort
of detailed review is essential, but the perception of the audit
is rapidly evolving in favour of what has come to be known as
"wider assurance". The underlying theory is that the audit should
not only confine itself to technical matters, but should also
analyse business risk in the broadest sense. Our auditing staff
are specially trained to look upon the process in this way. We
have many examples of assignments which led to positive ideas to
reduce costs and improve cash flow.
The audit is a unique event in a company's calendar. It allows
owners and directors to take comfort in the fact that their
accounts are true and fair and can highlight areas where progress
can be made. For example, the audit may reveal that an
organisation is paying too much for its bank facilities or that it
could benefit from more robust credit control policies. Moreover,
it need not confine itself to financial matters. It may, perhaps,
indicate areas where better use could be made of information
technology, or disclose a need for additional staff training.
 
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