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Elevate is very different to other accountants in general practice. For a start, we only use cloud-based technology, offering real-time financial insight for pro-active, informed decisions and better forward planning and strategy – so we can make a real difference to your business. We work on a retained monthly fee too, so your business has help and advice when you need it, not once or twice a year, to maximise your potential.
We’ve helped many different types of business deal with different challenges, avoid mistakes and be more successful. Here’s what a few of them have to say.
At Elevate, we split our tax services for you into three areas:
Tax compliance: ensuring you to pay the right amount of tax to HMRC, on time.
Tax advice: delivery of work to improve your tax position, to make a future saving, or to get cash back into your business.
Tax Consultancy: reviewing your circumstances, overall, and applying tax legislation to your situation, to see where you may benefit from advice retrospectively, presently or in the future – AKA a tax diagnostic review.
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First things first, our aim is to change the narrative quite a bit here from seeing our services as a cost, to seeing them as an investment in your business. More on that as you read on but it’s a key point to keep in mind.
We want to remove the mystique from pricing and to make it an upfront and honest discussion, not an awkward and cryptic one.
Maintaining the highest deliverable level of service is of the utmost importance to us.
We know that not being able to get hold of someone, not getting a quick answer to a query, having to chase for information & updates, with promises and deadlines not being delivered are all immensely frustrating……to us, getting this right this forms the foundations of an excellent relationship where we both prosper.
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