FAQs

The main role of an accountant is to prepare financial records and make sure they are correct. Accountants work for the government, with the internal finances of a specific business, or with individuals and companies to help manage finances.

Accountants look after five main parts of a business’s finances; Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Expenses, Income.

One of the biggest reasons is to prevent people from getting into legal trouble because businesses have to provide records of their accounts by law. Another huge reason is because doing your accounts properly can help you make more money through paying less tax or it can help inform you of certain business decisions. Bringing in an accountant can save you a lot of time and responsibility as well.

We help new businesses and companies looking to expand. An accountant can help you with the running costs of starting a new business. If you are thinking about expanding your business, an accountant can control costs and draw up budgets to see if your expansion is a financial possibility.

Accountants can help with tax, pensions, and changes to your salary or job. We also help you with situations involving large sums of money, such as mortgages or an inheritance.

This is up to you. It may only be once a year or you might need to see us more regularly - it all depends on the type of work you need us to do.