Officially launching their ‘Ask an Accountant’ feature last month, these chartered accountants have certainly gone the extra mile to ensuring that visitors don’t waste endless hours searching the web for their taxation solutions.
In one easy step, visitors can simply fill in a query form with any accounting related question they want and in 2 working days receive an in-depth answer straight to their inbox from a qualified Chartered Accountant.
As Shen Yap, Partner and the head of the Ask the Accountant team explained: ‘Our latest feature is just one of many resources we have developed to make tax more accessible. In recent months we established a dedicated A-Z Glossary of Accountancy Terms which is perfect for visitors looking for simple definitions.’
Continuing on this topic: ‘However, we soon realised there was more we could do for our clients, which is where our concept for Ask an Accountant was first conceived. In one location, visitors can get a one to one answer to all their taxation questions, with none of the hassle of having to work their way through multiple interpretations found on the internet.’
And it is definitely worth investigating if you are unsure of what documentation you need from the HMRC or are struggling to access financing in the UK film market.
Anyone can use it! Whether you are an A Level student or an MD, this resource can provide you with all the answers you could ever need in one easy step.
More importantly you can send in a query and feel confident that a fully qualified member of their accounting team is dealing with your request.
‘We pride ourselves on the fact that our Ask an Accountant feature is manned by real chartered accountants, and not by a web developer or customer service agent. When a client or visitor contacts us, they can feel confident that they are getting real answers from real accountants who have got years of experience in this field.’ – Shen Yap, Partner.
Doubly supported by their tax calculators, blog and client portal, visitors to the Barnes Roffe website are guaranteed to come away with more than a greater knowledge of taxation but of all its other corresponding niches too.
It is truly a valuable resource.
For more information about Barnes Roffe or their Ask an Accountant resource, visit http://www.barnesroffe.com
