In-depth client analysis

The focus of our corporate finance event was to discuss some of the key aspects that our panel of experts have encountered when investing in, buying and selling businesses

2020 promises to be an interesting year, we will have to wait and see what announcements the Budget brings on 11 March, but it is still a good time to think about your tax year-end planning

Payroll team news: Malgorzata Kozlowska and Jo Ferguson have passing their payroll exams and new trainee joins the payroll team.

IR35: off-payroll working rules are changing. What does it mean to you if you are a contractor? Read our summary guide

Roffe Swayne are delighted to be sponsor Guildford Cathedral event: Star of Wonder – a light and sound show, running from 16th to 18th January.

This decision is vitally important for you and your business. We explore some of the key points to look out for when deciding which accounting package to go for.

Roffe Swayne is celebrating its 85th anniversary and Alex Temlett joins us as a new partner in our audit team. Alex has extensive knowledge and acts extensively for pharmaceutical companies

Promotion announcement: taking effect in the New Year, Amy Meekings is promoted to Accounts Manager and Dan Gelder will become Audit Assistant Manager

Roffe Swayne got into the festive spirit at Holy Trinity, Guildford on Friday, where our clients joined us for a glass of mulled wine at our carol concert

The team have been busy collecting groceries for the St Mark’s Community Church and Centre’s Godalming Foodbank to distribute to those in need

For a small business it can be great to have blue chip customers. However there are downsides which we have seen recently, particularly for companies with significant exposure to Thomas Cook, House of Fraser etc.

If your business has to report under IFRS, or has a parent company adopting international accounting standards, there are some important changes to the treatment of operating leases that may affect your financial reporting