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Chartered Accountants & Business Advisers

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We are a leading independent firm of chartered accountants and business advisers in Preston, Lancashire, with offices in Fulwood, Longridge, Bamber Bridge and Garstang.

Our highly skilled team are experts in wealth management and small business accountancy – with specialisms in agriculture, construction and medical professions. We pride ourselves on the feedback we get from our clients, proving that we are an exceptionally approachable and friendly business.

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We have specialist expertise in the agricultural, construction and medical sectors.

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Starting up in business can be a daunting prospect, with budding entrepreneurs all too often left to fend for themselves.

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The Latest Business News:

13 Dec 2018

Finance Secretary for Scotland outlines tax plans in Scottish Budget

In his draft Budget, Derek Mackay, the Finance Secretary for Scotland, outlined his plans for Scottish taxation and spending.

McDade Roberts Blog:

05 Dec 2018

VAT - Cash Accounting

At McDade Roberts accountants in Preston, Bamber Bridge, Longridge and Garstang, we often get questions relating to VAT. One area that can cause confusion is cash accounting. Cash accounting enables a business to account for and pay VAT on the basis of cash received and paid rather than on the basis of invoices issued and received.