A Kano distributor with four years of open VAT
We rebuilt the VAT schedules from bank statements and invoices and presented them to the tax office with a payment proposal.
- Result
- Penalties waived in part, liability paid over 12 months
- Time
- 9 weeks
Industries
Accounting standards are the same for everybody. The traps are not. Here is what we look for in the sectors we serve most.
Sectors
Contract accounting for service companies, withholding tax on dollar invoices, local content reporting and expatriate payroll.
Revenue recognition for fees and float, VAT on digital services, regulator returns and investor reporting for funded start ups.
Project accounting for developers, off plan sales and deposits, capital gains on disposals and service charge accounts for estates.
Stock, stock and more stock: counts, costing, distributor rebates and the VAT that hides in long supply chains.
HMO receivables, consultant pay, drug stock and the cash that arrives in many small amounts.
Donor fund accounting, grant audits, restricted funds and the tax exemptions charities can claim.
Also served
Case notes
We rebuilt the VAT schedules from bank statements and invoices and presented them to the tax office with a payment proposal.
Clean up of two years of books, revenue recognition policy, first audit and a data room for investors.
Monthly reconciliation of every HMO remittance against claims, with an ageing report for the medical director.
These stories are examples for this demo.
A sector lead on every engagement, so you never explain your business twice.
FAQ
No. These are where we have the deepest teams, but we act for companies in most sectors. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and suggest someone who is.
Yes. In many of our larger clients we review the in house team's work, handle the technical tax and support the audit.
We act for several licensed finance and health businesses and understand their returns, but we always check regulator rules engagement by engagement.
Tell us what is keeping you up at night: a tax letter, a late audit, a payroll that never balances. We will tell you plainly what we would do and what it would cost.