Bookkeeping for all types of business
Today’s busy business owner doesn’t want to spend hours making sure that their accounts are up to date and complete.
That’s where we can help.
Cox Costello & Horne’s bookkeeping service will ensure that your accounts and records are kept up to date.
Our knowledgeable team will collect your bank statements, receipts and papers and make sure that they are filed in accordance with the relevant regulatory requirements. We will free up your time to allow you to get on with the day-to-day running of your business.
We can also provide you with regular management accounts to keep you informed on essential areas such as:
Management Accounts
Every business owner must have up-to-date, accurate and reliable management accounts to see how their business is faring, identify any areas of concern and to take preventative action where required.
We can help you identify threats and opportunities so that you maximise your profits, protect your business assets and ensure there are no nasty surprises in store.
VAT Compliance
The complex regime of regulations imposes a tremendous administrative burden on businesses.
It is vital that you keep up to date with the raft of new legislation emanating from Europe and the UK in relation to VAT.
Our cost-effective VAT compliance and planning services can relieve you of this burden.
Our team of VAT professionals will help to keep your VAT affairs in order, make sure you are collecting the right amounts for each transaction, and ensure that you file returns correctly and make payments on time.
We can also advise on the international aspects of VAT and IVA, including requirements to register overseas. We will be able to introduce you to our overseas associates if you require assistance in other European countries.
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