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Property & Construction

Throughout its history, Moore and Smalley has been helping companies in the property and construction industry improve their efficiency, competitiveness and profitability. This experience makes us ideally placed to understand the complex requirements facing businesses in this sector.

We act for small sole traders to large limited companies and our clients include builders, joinery manufacturers, property developers, plant hire companies, demolition and groundwork contractors. Alongside our traditional accountancy, audit, book-keeping and payroll services, we advise on a wide range of business issues, in particular helping property developers make substantial savings through our specialist tax advice.

Business Health Check

There is no doubt that the property and construction industry  has been hit particularly hard by the economic downturn.  Moore and Smalley has been working with businesses in the region to assist them during these difficult times using our specially developed a Business Health Check, click on the link to find out more.

For a no obligation consultation, contact Damian Walmsley on 01772 821021 

Property Matters

Our twice-yearly update for property developers, builders, contractors and property investors

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  • Property Matters Winter 2009-10

    The Winter 2009-10 issue of Property Matters takes a view on the economic outlook for the property sector. This issue also tackles the latest HMRC crackdown in terms of both false self employment and the VAT treatment of property purchased at auction.

To read earlier editions, go to our archive

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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!