
Auditing
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Our auditing procedures are designed to form
the basis of constructive advice and suggestions. We have a positive attitude to auditing,
seeking benefits for clients, in addition to meeting statutory requirements in a
professional and cost effective manner. |
Understanding Your Business - We believe an
in-depth understanding of your business enhances the quality and breadth of our services.
This understanding keeps us alert to commercial and economic factors affecting you, and
ensures we can respond quickly to audit and accountancy implications of changes in company
law and standard accountancy practice.
| Planning: Where appropriate,
we meet clients before the end of the accounting period to identify potential audit
difficulties and areas requiring particular consideration. This ensures special tasks are
programmed early so timetables are met and costs are minimised. |

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Cost effective Procedures:
We use analytical review techniques wherever applicable. A comprehensive review of key
accounting and operating ratios, coupled with our knowledge of your business, often
provides much of the audit evidence required, thereby saving time on detailed verification
procedures.
Partner and manager continuity minimises our costs and
reduces your time and effort in providing explanations.
Follow-up: On completion of the audit, we
discuss any significant matters with clients and record our findings. Our aim is to be
constructive so you derive the maximum benefit from the audit as an independent review of
the business.
Corporate
Finance
The firm is experienced in advising on fund raising,
reorganisations, acquisitions and disposals.
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Fund Raising:
Finance may be required for start-ups, working capital for expansion, capital equipment,
business or company buy outs or buy ins. Each proposition has its idiosyncrasies and we
carefully assess your requirements before suggesting an appropriate source of finance. |
Reorganisations: The growth
of a company may increase demands on funding, time and expertise. The risk pattern may
also change. As a result, shareholders may wish to vary the rights and obligations
attaching to their investment; even to the extent of dividing the company into separate
parts is greater than the value of the whole.
For further information please
contact us at:
GKP
Chartered Accountants
First Floor, 5 Doolittle Yard, Froghall Road, Ampthill, Bedfordshire,
MK45 2NW
Telephone - 01525 717666, Fax - 01525 715666, E-Mail:
info@gkp.co.uk
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