Accountants Expand to Cope with Increase in Customers

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By ClareEmpica | Monday, April 19, 2010, 16:38

An accountancy firm, based in North Somerset have bucked the current economic trend and expanded into a larger office to accommodate its growing client portfolio which extends across the whole of the region including Redland.

 

At a time when many businesses are downsizing to ensure survival in the recession, Pinstripe accountants decided it was essential to move to a bigger office at The Old Brewery, Lodway, Pill to give themselves greater space and better meeting facilities for clients.

 

Pinstripe formed six years ago, has re branded to coincide with the office move and the launch of a new website.

 

Managing Director Lindsay Blaney said: “More than ever businesses are looking for far more than just an accountant; they are looking for a business advisor with advice and support for their future plans.

 

Lindsay added: “We work alongside business owners and provide them with practical help and advice, including guidance on tax planning, accounting systems and drawing up a business plan.

 

“In the run up to the end of the tax year we have been working with our clients to help them prepare their businesses tax affairs. This is especially important now as the government has signalled its intention to increase the tax burden.”

 

Lindsay continued: “Gaining a good relationship with your accountant now is invaluable.

 

“Red-tape is still a problem for businesses and there is much to deal with in the coming months. End of year payroll returns need to be filed, businesses need to prepare P11Ds and with new compulsory filing of VAT on – line, this is another added pressure for companies.”

 

For further information on Pinstripe contact Lindsay Blaney on 01275 375 277 or lindsayblaney@pinstripeaccountancy.co.uk.

      

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