Tax and accounts adds up for NARPO

July 12, 2011 - PRLog -- The National Association of Retired Police Officers, (NARPO) have teamed up with Stockport based tax and accountancy specialists,  TWD Accountants  (http://www.twdaccounts.co.uk), to offer free online tax advice to its members.

Being a member organisation, NARPO represents retired police officers of all ranks and police widows from forces throughout England and Wales. NARPO offer a range of services to members including advice on pensions and other issues affecting the welfare of their members.

The new online tax advice centre has been designed to provide valuable information to members who have general queries regarding their own personal tax affairs.
The company’s Director, Christine Fairbrother, said “We have worked alongside NARPO for a number of years offering our tax and accountancy services, so when the opportunity arose to provide their members with free online tax advice we were more than happy to oblige.

"The response has been terrific and the positive feedback from many NARPO members has been thoroughly worthwhile.  

The Deputy Chief Executive, Steve Edwards, said ‘We are extremely grateful to TWD for providing this much needed advice service. Many of our members already use their tax accountancy services with great success. We will continue to strengthen and develop our relationship with TWD to achieve our aim of providing valuable services for our members.’

To view the NARPO tax advice centre visit:   http://narpo.twdaccounts.co.uk/

To view the TWD Accountants website visit:    http://www.twdaccounts.co.uk

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About TWD Accountants
TWD Accountants provides fixed fee tax and accountancy services for the self-employed and small businesses, as well as helping many thousands of employed clients with their personal tax issues, from securing tax refunds to carrying out tax health-checks. In most cases, their unique systems mean there is no need for face to face meetings, which helps maintain lower costs lower and avoiding the need for the soaring hourly charges usually associated with traditional high street accountants.