Accountants in North London for: creative businesses and people; art, fashion and music; restaurants; wine bars; property and construction
Green & Peter LLP - Chartered Accountants & Registered Auditors, North London
Green & Peter LLP are a firm of chartered accountants and registered auditors based in Whetstone, North London. We do not think of ourselves as working for you but as working alongside you - as part of your business team. Through our basic accounting work, we strive to gain insight into your business so we can help you develop strategies to overcome any potential weaknesses and capitalise on the strengths.
Our aim is to help your business maximise its profit potential because, when all is said and done, for us the bottom line is your bottom line!
We hope you find our website useful. It is rich in online resources that you are welcome to make use of. We add to these on a regular basis so please come back often.
To find out how we can help you or to arrange a meeting please call 020 8446 8100 or email enquiries@greenandpeter.co.uk.
Services
Business services
Whatever the size or nature of your business, we offer a full range of support and advisory services dedicated to helping you improve your bottom line.
Personal services
We offer a range of services to help you manage your personal finances and plan your wealth building strategies.
Specialist sectors
We have developed a range of services to meet the needs of specialist sectors, such as charities, pension schemes and solicitors.
Guides
Business management
Good management practices are essential to the smooth running of a business.
Personal tax planning
Take control of your finances and enhance your prosperity by visiting our planning guides.
Financial planning guide
An extensive review of personal and business planning and tax saving opportunities and guides.
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- Why market research is imperative for start-ups
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- Working from home
- The hidden competitors
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- Associated company tax rules
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- Corporation tax
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- Companies Act 2006
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- Should you form a limited company?
- Buying a company 'off the shelf'
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- Green travel allowances
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- Partnership agreements
- The tax system for partnerships
- Limited liability partnerships
- Raising finance for your business
- Choosing your accounting date
- Tax and the company car
- Benefits in kind and expenses payments
- Business deductions
- Claiming expenses - it's all or nothing
- Interest and tax payments
- Companies House - forms you need to know about
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- Assess your competitors
- Growing the top line with a marketing audit
- Brand awareness: making your mark
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- Promote your business: PR
- Promote your business: advertising
- Promote your business: marketing
- Direct marketing
- How much to spend on marketing?
- Selling benefits not features
- SWOT analysis - look before you market
- The value of a marketing plan
- Distance Selling Regulations: an introduction
- IT and e-business
- Online marketing: how to advertise on the internet
- B2B - the real e-business
- An internet use policy
- Ensuring proper virus protection
- How to shape an e-marketing strategy
- Handling e-mails - reduce the stress levels
- How to maximise the effectiveness of your website
- Assess your competitors
- Key features to consider using on your website
- Overcoming the problems of e-commerce
- Why you may need to upgrade your computer systems
- Writing for your website
- How to handle payments online
- Marketing and data protection: compliance
- E-commerce - legal obligations
- Business regulations
- A Day - 6 April 2006
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- The Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005
- The Money Laundering Regulations 2003
- The Employment Equality Regulations 2003
- Insolvency reforms
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- Privacy and electronic communications
- The Civil Partnership Act
- New business regulations from 1 October 2011
- The Corporate Telephone Preference Service
- The Pension Protection Fund
- The tax treatment of mobile phones and computers
- Business and the environment
- Selling your business
- Capital gains tax calculator
- How to increase your profit
- Planning your exit strategy
- Seven steps to successful business transition
- Staying on your feet
- Succession - loosening the family ties
- Valuing your business for sale
- Entrepreneurs' relief
- Could your business survive without you?
- What is your business worth?
- Business start-up
- Personal
- An introduction to tax planning
- Introduction to the tax system
- The tax system for the self employed
- The tax system for partnerships
- The tax system for companies
- An introduction to VAT
- PAYE and NI
- IR35 centre
- Going into the construction industry
- Vehicle mileage rates for the self employed
- An introduction to tax planning
- Claiming tax deductible expenses when employed
- An introduction to self assessment
- Inheritance tax planning
- Domicile
- Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit
- Tax and the company car
- Stamp taxes
- Key dates and deadlines
- Planning aspects
- Claiming tax deductible expenses when employed
- A lifetime of personal financial planning
- Planning for a year's prosperity
- Giving to charity
- Tax planning - don't let the tail wag the dog
- Building your wealth
- Planning for retirement
- Tax strategies for you and your family
- Tax planning for businesses
- Does your estate planning pass the test?
- Inheritance tax planning
- Making a will and other related matters
- Funding your children's education, a £45,000+ debt?
- Home aspects
- Buying a house
- Which mortgage? How much can you borrow?
- Insuring your home
- Tax aspects of your home
- Working from home
- Home-working expenses
- Student fees
- Tax strategies for you and your family
- Separation and divorce
- Universal Credit
- Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit
- Choosing travel insurance
- Rights for working parents
- Why you need a lasting power of attorney
- Family trusts
- Insuring your car
- Giving to charity
- Keeping the cost of fuel down
- Funding your children's education, a £45,000+ debt?
- Investments and investing
- Retirement and pensions
- VCT, EIS and SEIS
- Tax
- Budget 2013
- Year end tax guide
- Financial planning and strategy guide 2013/14
- Tax rates and allowances
- Key dates and deadlines
- Income tax
- Corporation tax
- Inheritance tax
- Capital gains tax
- Value added tax
- National insurance contributions
- Residential property letting
- Main capital allowances
- Business deductions
- Penalties for late returns
- Trusts and settlements
- Non domiciled individuals
- Qualification for a small or medium sized company
- Green travel allowances
- Mileage allowances
- Vehicle benefits 2012/13
- Vehicle benefits 2013/14
- Vehicle benefits 2011/12
- Vehicle duties
- Pension premiums
- EIS and VCT
- ISAs
- Stamp taxes
- Air passenger duty rates
- Landfill tax
- Charitable giving
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- State pension
- Selected benefit rates
- VAT
- An introduction to VAT
- Value added tax
- Bad debt relief
- Issuing VAT invoices
- Recovering VAT on staff expenses
- Fuel scale charges
- When to add VAT?
- Deregistering for VAT
- Cash accounting scheme
- Flat rate scheme
- Annual accounting scheme
- VAT do's and don’ts
- The VAT man cometh
- How to survive the enforcement powers
- Group VAT registration
- PAYE and NI
- 2012 PAYE update
- 2013 PAYE update
- Real Time Information
- Foreign workers
- An introduction to PAYE
- Employing your spouse
- Tax-free gifts to staff
- Late payment of PAYE
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- Don't pay too much national insurance
- National insurance planning
- Getting a P11D dispensation
- Benefits in kind and expenses payments
- Payslip basics
- How to survive a PAYE and NIC inspection
- Employing workers from the A8 EU member states
- Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit
- Employed or self employed?
- Personal service companies
- Tax and employment
- Employee share schemes
- IR35 Centre
- Tax and business calendar
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