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Blaeford Richardson
Based in Darlington, Blaeford Richardson provide friendly and professional accounting services for businesses and individuals, along with advice for new and expanding businesses. Our range of services include preparation of accounts, help with taxation issues, and business payroll and bookkeeping. In addition, we provide training in Sage and IT, and advice on setting up and growing your business.

All our services are tailored to your exact requirements, and we are happy to work with individuals, Sole Traders, Partnerships, and Limited Companies. Launch your business the right way and make sure everything is done the right way with our help. If you're experiencing growth and don't know your next steps or how to remain compliant, get in touch.
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Blaeford Richardson is a firm of Accountants based in Darlington. We specialise in helping businesses with their Accounts, Taxation, VAT, Payroll, Bookkeeping, Sage and IT training, Auto Enrolment and other business requirements. We provide services for Sole-Traders, Partnerships and Limited Companies.
For individuals, this includes taking care of annual accounts and self-assessment tax returns, along with Capital Gains and Inheritance Tax planning and compliance. For businesses, we can assist with general bookkeeping tasks, payroll, VAT, annual accounts, and associated tax returns. Being able to keep accurate records and knowing exactly where you stand financially are two vital factors in running a successful business.
We have a wide range of resources & useful tools available that can help you navigate the complex world of accounting and much more. These resources are from sanctioned governing bodies such as HMRC, Direct Gov, Acas, Companies House & Money Supermarket. If you still have some questions that need answering, please get in touch with us here.
Starting a business can be an exciting step, but that excitement can soon be tempered when it come to the nitty-gritty of actually getting started. Businesses will have a number of obligations to meet, but exactly what those obligations are will depend on your business set up is done. Will you be a sole trader, a partnership, or a limited company?
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Douglas Dinwiddie
Douglas Dinwiddie
Jul 22, 2019
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Sue has been brilliant since taking over our accounts. She's offered advice well above what you would expect. Highly recommended.