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EM Accountants is a firm of Accountants based in Coleraine and Cookstown offering accounts, taxation and business advisory and support services to a wide of businesses and individuals throughout N Ireland.
We provide a cost-effective, high value solution to meet all of your business needs. We work hard to get to know you and your business so that we can deliver timely, individual advice helping you improve your business and personal wealth. To find out more about how we can help click here for an overview of our services. To find out more about us click here. To access a wealth of information visit our resource centre or view our free factsheets.
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As well as accountancy, audit and tax skills, our team also have individual specialisms which enable us to provide clients with a first class tailored service.
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We know that every business is different, so that’s why we will tailor our services based on your requirements.
We can prepare accounts for all types of business, from sole traders to partnerships and limited companies.
We have embraced the revolution in cloud accounting to offer seamless integration with a wide variety of software products and services.
Running a payroll can be time consuming and complicated and divert resources from the core activities of your business.
We are a dynamic, client focused practice whose objective is to provide clients with high quality services and products appropriate to their needs.
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06 Sep 2021
HMRC has published a policy paper outlining the forthcoming changes to the penalties for late payment and interest harmonisation for taxpayers.
HMRC has published a consultation that outlines plans to implement reporting rules for digital platforms first put forward by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
The CIOT has warned that some claims being made by firms offering help with Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) refunds are too good to be true.