Founded over 20 years ago by Noel Conn, a Chartered Accountant, with over 30 years experience in Accounting. Our managers, Richard, Ann-Marie, Stuart and Michelle qualified as Chartered Accountants with Noel Conn & Company. Together, our firm of Chartered Accountants, help individuals and businesses meet the growing demands of tax and business affairs.
Our Practice Manager, Gemma and her team are there to ensure you are dealt with promptly and effectively to make the best use of your time. As tax and business advisers we want to take the worries of tax compliance away and let you get on with starting and developing your business; doing what you are good at.
Our Practice Manager, Gemma and her team are there to ensure you are dealt with promptly and effectively to make the best use of your time. As tax and business advisers we want to take the worries of tax compliance away and let you get on with starting and developing your business; doing what you are good at.
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Noel Fellow of Chartered Accountants Ireland having trained with Coopers & Lybrand (now PriceWaterhouse Coopers) from 1980 before establishing Noel Conn and Company in 1995. With over 35 years' experience Noel has extensive knowledge across a broad spectrum of business sectors within the UK and Ireland.
Whether we are producing your accounts or carrying out your annual audit we will ensure our work is carried smoothly and efficiently and with the minimum disruption to you. We don't want to just hand over accounts and leave you to figure it all out we want you to see from your accounts exactly how profitable and stable your business is.
A key part of the CIS is that the contractor has to make a monthly declaration that they have considered the status of the subcontractors and are satisfied that none of those listed on the return are employees. The right of control over how, what, where and when the work is done; the more control that a contractor can exercise, the more likely it is that the worker is an employee.
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Gary McGeown
Nov 14, 2018
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