Accountants in Ascot
Jacksons Accountants Ascot specialise in providing SMEs with business growth and strategic planning advice.
Get in touch with usWho are we?
We are a boutique business offering a high quality and personal service. Based in Ascot, the practice was established in 1990 and consists of the principal and five staff. The majority of our clients are either successful owner driven or equity backed businesses and we provide a full range of services including accounting, tax planning and compliance, outsourcing and consultancy.
What can we do for you?
We specialise in providing SMEs with business growth and strategic planning advice together with management reporting and compliance assurance. Over this period, working with owner-managers, business angels and venture capitalists, we have assisted in completing more than 20 successful exit transactions, together with several fundraising transactions, including a Nasdaq flotation and a number of SEIS / EIS fundraises.
Each client has differing requirements and invariably our relationship evolves and progresses over time so as to achieve an optimal position.
Professional Accountancy Services
Our services include a wide range of accountancy and business services, which help our clients to grow and become more successful. Where necessary, we can also call upon our extensive network of business contacts and other professionals to ensure that you get the best possible service.
We carry out our work to the highest professional standards and our fees are reasonable and predictable.
Our team of experienced professionals are committed to helping your business to succeed. We believe this is best achieved by working with you and your staff in your own environment. We are always willing to undertake on-site visits for training or other services.
Latest News
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Company buying back shares? Watch out for forthcoming changes
Company owners arranging a retirement, a family succession or a shareholder exit may need to rethink how shares are bought back. The Budget confirms that the government intends to tighten the rules distinguishing capital gains from dividend income, potentially making some buybacks considerably more expensive. How might an ordinary business exit be caught?
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A £3,000 side-hustle allowance: more generous than it looks?
People making money from small side businesses will have more room to earn without paying income tax, following a Budget decision to triple the trading allowance. However, the figure relates to what you receive before expenses, not the profit you keep. Will the £3,000 allowance actually save you tax?
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HMRC increases penalty interest rates
An increase in the Bank of England base rate also increases the penalty interest charged by HMRC on underpaid taxes. What are the new rates?
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