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01223 559559 robert.coote@bidwells.co.uk
Dedicated to delivering a first class client service
The Accounting Services department of Bidwells has been established for over 30 years. The department specialises in advising and acting for small to medium-sized businesses, for whom it provides made to measure service mix from a comprehensive range of bookkeeping and accounting, payroll, taxation and rent collection services.
Based on your requirements we will recommend a service package that meets your needs - and budget. We take a positive, proactive approach seeking not merely to solve problems, but to help identify and exploit business opportunities. We can provide a clear picture of your financial performance, giving you a greater control and enhanced business efficiency.
Beyond that, our awareness of the latest legislation - especially in matters touching on taxation and employment issues - will enable you to formulate a business strategy that takes the fullest advantage of the law's provisions.
Similarly by virtue of our long standing experience of advising clients in all business sectors, we are able to take a commercial view of your methods and markets and recommend initiatives.
For a free initial consultation please contact:
Head of Accounting Services
Telephone: 01223 559559
Email: robert.coote@bidwells.co.uk
Telephone: 01223 559584
Email: neil.bailey@bidwells.co.uk
Telephone: 01223 559591
Email: andrew.peterson@bidwells.co.uk
Telephone: 01223 559 586
Email: emily.white@bidwells.co.uk
Telephone: 01223 559439
Email: susan.baker@bidwells.co.uk
Telephone: 01223 559514
Email: philip.smith@bidwells.co.uk
If you would like more information or would like to ask us a question then call us on 0116 258 1242. To ask us a question online click here.
Why not contact Bidwells Accounting Services today for more information or a FREE no obligation quote.
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