Jackson Nicholas Assie - Accountants & Registered Auditors
We are a dynamic, pro-active and expanding accountancy practice, and registered auditors.
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Accounts & Auditing
As registered auditors can prepare accounts and perform audits for all types of business including sole traders, partnerships, and limited liability companies.
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Helping Charities, Not for Profit organisations, and Community Interest Companies
We use our expertise to meet the audit, accountancy, and consultancy needs of Charities, Not for Profit organisations, and Community Interest Companies across the country.
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Accountants & Registered Auditors in London
We are a dynamic, pro-active and expanding accountancy practice. We are registered auditors and authorised to conduct a range of investment business by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.
The firm’s ethos is based on a firm commitment to a high quality service and a full understanding, not only of our clients’ requirements, but also of their aspirations.
Accounting & Auditing Services
If you are looking for a team of reliable, approachable, and proactive accountants who will do more than just respond to your needs but work alongside you to help you succeed you have come to the right place.
Today's business environment is fast moving, complex, and highly competitive. Business owners need the support of professionals who provide on-time, effective solutions to help their business move forward.
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You can always count on a fast response to your enquiries, a friendly and courteous manner from all the team.
News
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Founders' relief: a closer look
The Budget's new Founders' Relief sounds remarkably generous, offering a 10% capital gains tax rate on up to £10 million of gains from selling shares from April 2027. However, a closer look at the proposed qualifying conditions suggests that relatively few business owners will benefit. Why might the relief be so difficult to claim?
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Autumn Budget 2026 – what are the key tax announcements?
The Chancellor delivered the Autumn Budget on 28 October, announcing a mixture of tax increases, new reliefs and changes to the way tax is administered. Although the headline rates of income tax, National Insurance (NI) and VAT remain unchanged, there are some significant changes affecting business owners, landlords and private individuals. What are the main announcements?
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Menopause and mental health support can be tax-free
Employers offering counselling and wellbeing services to staff have received clarification about which services can be provided tax-free. Updated guidance specifically includes menopause and mental health support, but not all employee assistance programmes will qualify. What should employers check?
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