Alan Roberts and Company Limited
Chartered Accountants - Tax Consultants - Business Advisors
Registered in England Wales under Company Number 04503670 Registered Office: Chartered Chambers, 294 Balby Road, Balby, Doncaster, DN4 0QF Director: Alan Roberts FCA
We are a member firm of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales - Firm Number C001013889
We have a range of experience and professional contacts which enable us to foster relationships with our clients so that they develop into sound efficient businesses and the examples below show this;
Business Start Up
Two businessmen set up a small limited company to buy and sell aircraft parts. They were connected with their local Business Link and relied heavily on sourcing the parts via the web. We were able to provide;
- Bookkeeping advice so that they themselves now convert the imports and exports of stock into Sterling which helps them to produce more accurate monthly management accounts
- Company Secretarial services by increasing the share capital and transferring a stake to a new Investor
The management are now able to produce Financial Statements and reconcile their main accounts themselves, which makes the figures they produce more reliable from month to month, when they are making decisions for the future.
Accounting Systems
We were asked to act for a local limited company dealing in material used in the manufacture of industrial floors. Our initial review showed that they were too reliant on their Accountants for management information, so after explaining this to the Directors they asked us to provide a little extra training for the bookkeeper and within a short time she was able to provide the Directors and Shareholders with complete, accurate and very useful management information, including monthly Financial Statements. They are so pleased that they do not have to rely on their Accountants to provide this up to date information and their accountancy fees are much cheaper too.
Tax Investigations
A property investor client believed in re-mortgaging several of his existing buy-to-lets so that he could use the extra borrowings to live on and make deposits to buy more properties.
Overall, the significant business element of the mortgage interest payment and the upkeep costs of the properties together exceeded the rental income received from those properties, which tended to give rise to rental tax losses. The Revenue investigated and found no significant issues. Meanwhile the investor's property list continues to grow in value and quantity.