About us
You cannot always find the answer within the existing framework. Sometimes you need to look outside.
Alexanders is a two partner firm, comprising a chartered accountant and a certified accountant, who is also a chartered tax practitioner. Both partners are members of the Academy of Experts and have seperate areas of expertise.
You cannot always find the answer within the existing framework. Sometimes you need to look outside.
What makes us different to other firms is our philosophy in dealing with matters affecting you. "If it is avoidable let's avoid it, if it's controllable let's control it, if it's negotiable let's negotiate."
Tax – nobody likes paying more tax than is necessary. We can advise you on how to structure your business so that you only pay your fair share of tax within the existing framework - where you and not the Chancellor determine what is fair.
Proper attendance to compliance requirements will undoubtedly save you greif and penalties when the Inland Revenue or Customs and Excise inspect your records - which is becoming more likely under the existing policies of those bodies. Knowing that things are being done properly leaves you free to concentrate on your business and makes you more effective.
With Alexanders you deal direct with the partners who will offer creative, pragmatic and cost effective solutions to avoiding or solving problems. The solutions need to be implemented to be effective and we will help you do that as well.
Alexanders will hold your hand for as long as it takes or for as long as you wish. We can advise you on all aspects of your business. If we do not know the answer to a problem, our extensive network of contacts in the other professions in the business community generally, means we will be able to refer you to a competent person to provide you with the answers you need.
Alexanders takes the view that no problem is too great to solve, using unconventional means where these prove necessary - even if it means giving you advice you would rather not hear. But some solutions to problems may not be cost effective and we are not blind to that possiblity.