Our chartered accountancy practice provides the core of our business. While our ‘bankers’, economists and business advisors can offer you smart, strategic solutions, if we, the accountants, can’t make it happen in the legal and accounting world it’s not much use to you. We have a very capable team who’ll make sure that the best ideas and creative solutions can be implemented, satisfy the rules of the moment, and can be achievable. We keep a close eye on your position to secure you from unnecessary risk and exposure. We aren’t called bean counters for nothing. Having said that, we’d like to add we are not just ordinary accountants. Each and every one of us look at the ‘big picture’ and approach the job from an holistic viewpoint - making sure we understand your goals and ambitions and what outcomes you’d like to achieve. What we do for our clients in a nutshell: Accounting services Advice and planning to achieve optimal tax positions and business structures. Preparation of annual financial statements - individual, partnership, company, trust and related incomes. Preparation of monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly management financial statements and reports. Preparation of GST, FBT returns. Secretarial services including company formations using online internet services. Representing clients when dealing with the IRD on audits, disputes, and arrears in addition to routine tax matters. Business evaluations for sale or purchase. Budget and cashflow forecasting. Share valuations. Advisory services Exit strategies and succession planning Shareholder agreements and risk management Wealth creation Financing Family Trusts Franchising IT Solutions Computerised cashbooks Accounting software Knowledge is power.  Knowing where you are and where you want to be is the first major step to your business and personal success.

“Accountancy in the modern world is a service industry which must keep up with trends in research and technology and we must constantly expand the range of services on offer, in order to ensure the development of both the accountancy practice and the clients’ business.”