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Ritsons is a leading independent practice of accountants and business advisers with offices throughout the North of Scotland.
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Established in 1909, we have a wealth of experience and a proven track record in working with clients to help them meet everyday challenges such as general accountancy, book-keeping, credit control, PAYE, taxation, pensions and VAT.
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We prepare accounts for all types of business, from sole traders to partnerships and limited companies.
Ritsons can perform your auditing and financial analysis with a minimum of fuss and maximum efficiency and accuracy.
By taking the time to set objectives and develop strategies to achieve them, the opportunities for success are greatly enhanced.
The Companies Act places strict obligations on companies to submit the required documents according to deadlines.
We can help you to secure the essential deals for your business.
Let us relieve you of the time consuming process of administering payroll, allowing you to get on with what you do best - running your business.
We deal with the routine matters of business tax, PAYE, National Insurance and VAT.
We can help ensure that your personal wealth is managed as tax-efficiently as possible.
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15 Feb 2019
HMRC has estimated that around 700,000 couples are 'missing out' on the Marriage Allowance, which could save them up to £238 in tax.
14 Feb 2019
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13 Feb 2019
In a new report, economic think tank the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has suggested that Chancellor Philip Hammond will be required to spend 'billions more' in order to end austerity.