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Here at Albert Goodman, with a team of over 280 experts, we are able to work with our clients across a multitude of sectors providing quality expert advice. We understand that every business is different, but there is a unique advantage to working with an accountant who has a specialist knowledge of your business sector.
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Above are just a few of the business sectors we commomly work with, however, we have a wealth of knowledge and expertise spanning all business sectors. Get in contact with our experts today to find out how we can help move your business forward and achieve financial success.
Latest case studies
Ian Dance Services and Albert Goodman
Ian Dance Services are the leading Catering Engineers and equipment suppliers in the South-West of England. Run by Bruce and Glyn, this close-knit family business has provided support to various catering establishments, including Pubs, Hosp
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PizzaRova and Albert Goodman
We love Pizzarova! Who wouldn’t love handmade sourdough and gluten-free pizzas from the West Country? Having started selling Pizzas out of the back of converted LandRovers’, Pizzarova founder Alex Corbett has now expanded
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Halstock England and Albert Goodman
Halstock England represents British craftsmanship at it’s very best. Designing, manufacturing and installing luxurious bespoke interiors from their base in West Dorset, Halstock have been described as ‘true masters of their craf
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Sheppys Cider and Albert Goodman
Sheppys Cider have been craftsman cidermakers for over 200 years. Always living in Somerset, the Sheppy family still continues the ancient combination of farming with cider-making. Farming 370 acres at Three Bridges Farm since 1917, three g
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Martock F.I.T- Client Case Study
Nestled in the heart of South Somerset is the quaint village of Martock, home to 5,000 people and a selection of pretty hamstone buildings. New to the village is Martock F.I.T, a friendly, community orientated gym co-founded by Dave Root an
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Classic Canes- Client Case Study
Classic Canes Limited is a Somerset-based family business specialising in growing, manufacturing and wholesaling walking sticks, seat sticks an umbrellas. It was established in 1982 by Diana and Ben Porter when they realised the raw materi
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Giving grandchildren a worry-free education
A client who had set up and run his own business came to us for advice on how to reduce his inheritance tax liabilities, which would have been substantial had he passed away within the next seven years.
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Insuring against Inheritance tax
A long-standing client had, during his career, built up a substantial property portfolio. One of these properties he had decided to gift to his son who had recently married. But he was also concerned that if his death occurred in the next f
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Care with peace of mind
A widowed gentleman with no children had moved into a high quality care home because he no longer wanted to live on his own. He was ‘self-funding’ fees of over £4,000 a month and was concerned that he might run out of funds during his
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Keeping it in the family
Like many of those we help as part of our Later Life Financial Solutions, Mr H came to us for an entirely different reason: to discuss his annual tax return. As he was in his late 50s, the conversation turned to his plans for retirement –
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How much capital is tied up in farming businesses……….
and what does this mean for the future of Agriculture? Farming businesses and farmers are often said to be asset rich and cash poor, and we all know that it is difficult for young people to start farming businesses without significa
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Maximising Tax Free Income
Getting the best tax rate for you Maximising tax free income is always a good thing. The introduction of the dividend and savings allowance has created some greater tax planning opportunities for remuneration planning for small own
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Farmers averaging. The New era
We have been able to average taxable farming profits for individuals for many years. However, we are now dealing with the new rules for farmers averaging which apply for accounting years ending in the 2016/17 tax year and subsequent years.
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Farming Family Businesses – When to Hand Down the Responsibility
When is the right time to hand down assets? It’s that difficult conversation between parents and children that can often occur in farming family businesses. What do the parents’ own and when will they hand down responsibility in the bus
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Brexit and agriculture. I want doesn’t get.
Regardless of political allegiance, it is impossible not to admit that Brexit and agriculture will impact on each other in the coming years. Just prior to writing this article, I attended the CLA breakfast at the Bath and West show – in
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Landowners and compulsory purchase
Local Government is under pressure provide housing and improve local roads and transport schemes. Many landowners are facing the compulsory purchase orders and the compulsory acquisition of their property. Whilst compulsory purchase order
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Lessons in managing milk price volatility
As the milk price cycle progresses, there are more lessons dairy farmers can learn from their pig farming colleagues who have had to cope with volatility for years. Milk price volatility is probably here to stay. Have you ever heard a pig f
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Off Payroll working for public sector staff
A newly introduced change is causing major waves with people who invoice the NHS and others for work that they do for them. It may not be widely known but from April 2017, every public sector body (PSB) has had to review the employment stat
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