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Finding your way through the maze of information available on the internet presents a challenge. Here in our business centre you will find wide-ranging content covering aspects of business planning and management. Our eleven Advisory Guides will lead you into over 100 fact and information centres.

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As with all aspects of our service we aim to work with our clients to enable them to maximise their wealth and to build value and security for the family as well as the business. We find that our clients enjoy participating in the planning process and hence our commitment to this content-rich website.

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With taxes on the increase, tax planning is now more important than ever before. Our tax centre is designed to give you valuable insights into the areas where tax planning is essential. As with all the content on this website, this area is up-to-date, so mark this as a favourite as well as contacting us to help plan your taxes ensuring they are as low as possible.

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Links

Over 600 Essential Business and Personal Websites.

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Access a wide range of services that are available to both clients and non-clients 24 hours a day. We will continue to extend the range of personal and business solutions you can access during the next 12 months. Bookmark this page as a favourite so you can take advantage of these essential services.

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A number of easy to use calculators, these will help you to check and plan your finances.

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Bottomline Newsletter

  • Bottom Line Winter 2009
    In this issue of Bottom Line Graham Gordon looks at pension alternatives for high earners, James Treadwell provides an update on the new Companies Act rules and Stephen Adams discusses the new VAT rates. The Moore and Smalley debate brought together regional businesses, banks and solicitors who discuss whether 2010 will be the year of recovery, and we speak to Eliot Ward the new Chief Executive of Preston Vision

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Poll

Have you got enough working capital to meet potential growth in 2010?

We have enough cash in the bank / working capital
The recession has wiped out our cash reserves – we would need to borrow
We are already heavily geared with our bank and would struggle to obtain further funding
Results!