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Jonathan believes that by retaining broad expertise, he is usually able to give the necessary technical advice to both companies and their owners. He provides holistic advice to his clients and draws upon specialists within the firm as required. He has wide experience of all personal, trust, and corporate taxes, as well as knowledge of the various statutory accounting requirements. He has a particular interest in online and management accounting and acts as a ‘virtual’ Finance Director for a number of his clients.
Specialisms
Family Business
When your business is also personal, navigating change can be even more challenging. Different interests and opinions matter more when family is involved. And the pressure to create a sustainable busi...
The question of ‘where next?’ is always part of our conversations with SME clients. While you explore different avenues to take your business, we put the structures in place that make your ambitions p...
No business can afford to get its accounts wrong. With regulations to meet, reputations at stake and opportunities to grasp, one wrong step can put your business on the back foot. But that doesn’t mea...