Anderson Accounts is now trading!

Hi there website viewer!

My name is Stewart and I have been an accountant for 13 years, working in large businesses and in several varying roles.

I have now decided to start using my skills and qualifications to help small businesses, the self-employed and anyone who needs some accounting help whether it be for property rental, stocks and shares, capital gains or any other reason.

I have been a member of CIMA (an ACMA) since 2010 and I am now one of their members in practice (MiP). The CIMA qualification is focused on management accounting - reporting internally to the managers of a business. Whilst I do have some experience in financial reporting - which is effectively reporting externally, to HMRC, Companies House and shareholders - I have decided to study the Association of Tax Technicians (ATT) qualification to help me offer a better service to my clients.

Anderson Accounts will be initially operating part-time initially as I build up my client base before I make the step of going full-time in the near future.

If you have anything that you think I might be able to help you with - whether it be big or small - please don't hesitate to get in touch and we can discuss your requirements.


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