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Tax
Our expertise will help you minimise your tax bill.
Accounting
We know that decent accountancy support with a professional service is the minimum you should expect.
Audit
We offer our clients a high quality audit service which they find extremely good value.
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About US
By leaving us to deal with your accounting you can concentrate on running your business.
Here at Jack Ross Chartered Accountants we understand that when it boils down to it business is all about the numbers. Whether you make world-beating technology or you’re a professional in the city, the numbers are the thing that help make sense of it all. Orders, sales, balance sheets, cashflow and, of course, the Holy Grail: profit. Jack Ross Chartered Accountants recognise the simple fact that numbers make the business world go round. And, as you would expect, our experienced chartered accountants cover every aspect of the numbers game, from accounting support through to succession planning and pension advice. You name it we’ve got it covered. But that’s not all. Here at Jack Ross we make it our business to try to make sure Your Numbers get better and better. We plan, advise and help you improve your operation so that you can set and achieve profit target. So with Jack Ross Chartered Accountants by your side you can bank on The Numbers adding up.
Personal Tax
No-one likes paying tax, least of all accountants. Our expertise will help you minimise your tax bill.
Accounting support
We recognise that each company is different, we tailor our accounting support to suit your business needs.
cloud accounting
Not only are we Chartered Accountants but are Cloud Accounting specialists, being one of the first firms in the UK to embrace Cloud Accounting.
Audit
We have years of experience as Registered Auditors. We offer our clients a high quality audit service.
YOUR TEAM
Meet the Partners here at Jack Ross Chartered Accountants
Umar Memon
Peter Black
Tor Stringfellow
Wendy Ainsworth
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Different types of business structures
Options to consider when starting up You’ve got a business idea, you’ve got the skills, the concept, the motivation and maybe even someone that’s keen to pay for your services, but where do you start? What will you call your business? What business structure will suit it best? It may be that as your business[…]
Employee of the Month – December 2019
Congratulations to our Accounts and Audit Associate Tom Shallcross on being voted Employee of the Month by his colleagues for December 2019! Tom won largely for his excellent training session on payroll and the confidence he demonstrated during his presentation. A big well done to Tom for his efforts last month from all the team[…]
R&D tax credits in practice
Tax breaks for innovative business The UK tax system is complicated but research and development (R&D) tax credits can be especially tricky to understand. That’s partly because what counts as R&D, and what amounts to true innovation, is judged on a case-by-case basis against criteria that can seem almost abstract. For example, to qualify as[…]
Employee of the Month – November 2019
Congratulations to our Accounts Associate Connor Mottershead on being voted Employee of the Month by his colleagues for November 2019! Connor won for, among other reasons, helping others to get jobs done and sent to the client in an efficient manner. A big well done to Connor for his efforts last month from all the[…]
Gearing up for self-assessment
Don’t leave it until the last minute, especially in 2020 With only two months left until the 31 January deadline for online returns, self-assessment is very much on our minds. There’s a first flurry of activity around the deadline for paper filing at the end of October, now far behind us, but December and January[…]
Low-risk ways to start a business
Methods to overcome uncertainty in 2020 So you’ve got a business idea, and you think it might be a runner. But then again, just as you’ve geared yourself up to commit, all sorts of midnight worries start to creep in. Is now the time? Are people spending money? What about the sluggish housing market? What[…]
Capital gains tax planning
Tax changes to private residences for 2020/21 From 6 April 2020, HMRC is proposing three significant changes which will potentially increase the capital gains tax paid on the disposal of any residential property by an individual. These changes seek to raise extra revenue from the disposal of residential properties and to collect these taxes more[…]
Protecting your business from fraud
Steps to shield your firm from threats Fraud costs the UK around £190 billion a year, with businesses bearing almost three quarters – £140bn – of those losses. This worrying picture is backed up by the 2019 Fraudscape report compiled by anti-fraud body Cifas, which provides statistics for fraud committed by employees. The report read:[…]
IR35 in the private sector
Key considerations for contractors before April 2020 Large and medium-sized organisations have just six months left to prepare for changes to off-payroll working rules, which are due to extend to the private sector next spring. From 6 April 2020, firms that engage private-sector contractors will be responsible for deciding if the rules should apply and[…]
Property as an investment for landlords
With low interest rates, property remains attractive As the global financial crisis began to bite in 2008, central banks in several nations took action, attempting to shock the world economy back to life by slashing base interest rates. The idea behind this kind of stimulus is to make saving less attractive, hopefully prompting people to[…]