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                    About us - 20 years of Expertise & Practical Advice at 
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                    Chartered Certified Accountant,  South London UK
                  
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                  Our aim is to provide sound practical advice tailored to 
                    each particular client's needs. One of the particular strengths 
                    of GROVE & KING is 
                    the wealth of advice available. As far as possible we try 
                    to advise clients on all aspects of their business affairs.
                  Different clients have different requirements. The small 
                    business run by a sole proprietor will have different needs 
                    from the substantial company considering public flotation.
                  Whatever the size or type of client, they require competent 
                    advice provided promptly at a realistic cost. 
                  
                  New Business
                  The new business requires competent professional advice 
                    on tax and accountancy matters before starting to trade as 
                    well as in later years. The initial decisions can easily make 
                    the difference between success and failure.
                  Areas that need particular attention include: taxation, 
                    the ownership structure, whether or not to incorporate, finance, 
                    pre-trading expenditure, accounting, financial controls, PAYE 
                    and VAT systems. 
                  
                   
                    Developing Businesses
                  The developing business will often need more sophisticated 
                    assistance e.g. formulating business plans, tax planning, 
                    remuneration structures, finance, the effective use of the 
                    computers.
                   
                    Established Businesses
                  The established business may present different problems. 
                    Some families will wish to retain ownership of companies and 
                    will need to plan for the older generation's retirement and 
                    the transfer of assets. Others may be concerned with the eventual 
                    sale of the business. Taxation, accountancy advice and company 
                    law considerations are at the heart of arranging these transactions; 
                    moreover our skill in presentation and negotiation can be 
                    critical.
                  Effective management accounting procedures are also very 
                    important for established businesses. Profitability can be 
                    regularly monitored, new projects evaluated and corretive 
                    action taken promptly when necessary.
                  
                  
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