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We offer a range of high quality accounting, financial and business services in and around Milton Keynes.
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Our experienced team can free up your time and work closely with you to provide you with timely management information and advice and support.
We can perform your auditing and financial analysis with a minimum of fuss and maximum efficiency and accuracy.
Managing your personal affairs can be time consuming and complicated.
The ultimate desire of most business owners is to ensure that we all maximise our business and personal wealth!
Our support for you stretches far beyond the essential compliance services.
We can provide peace of mind, by taking the hard work off of your hands.
We can help you to secure the essential deals for your business.
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B2B’s interactive tax calculators can be used to calculate VAT due, the taxable benefits on your company car and how much your savings are worth.
Keep up to date on the latest from the world of business and tax with our daily news stories.
21 Jan 2022
A study carried out by insurer Simply Business has found that 82% of business owners suffered from poor mental health during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
20 Jan 2022
HMRC expects to recover only a quarter of the total £5.8 billion lost to fraudulent claims and mistaken payments from the coronavirus (COVID-19) support schemes.
19 Jan 2022
The cost of living rose at its fastest pace in nearly 30 years in the year to December, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
18 Jan 2022
Creating an official digital currency in the UK could pose significant risks to banks, a House of Lords committee has warned.