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Address:	1st Floor Queen Insurance Building 7 Queen Avenue Dale St Liverpool Merseyside
Postcode:	L2 4TZ
Email:	contact@orolus.co.uk
Telephone:	0151 236 4554
Website:	http://www.orolus.co.uk/
Financial Advisors By Type:	Taxation Advice, Investment Planning, General Financial Planning, Corporate Finance
Financial Advisors By Area:	Merseyside Financial Advisers
Financial Advisors By City:	Financial Advisers In Liverpool

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Description

We are a niche firm of Chartered Accountants offering accountancy, tax and business advisory services to listed companies, owner managed businesses and high net-worth individuals across the North West and in London and the Channel Islands.

We are able to offer a full range of services from basic bookkeeping right through to an AIM flotation, all carefully aligned to the needs of our clients.

Our guaranteed fixed price arrangements mean that you can call on us for daily support and advice without worrying about costs, and we also offer a range of flexible payment plans which will allow you to settle our fees in manageable monthly instalments.

We do things differently
Our aim is to provide a high quality, comprehensive service at a reasonable cost. We want to help you to develop your business and improve your profits by working closely with you throughout the year, providing support and assistance to you and your staff whenever you need it, not just at the year end.

We work on a fixed price basis
We do not work on a timesheet basis. We want you to feel free to ask us for help or advice whenever you need it without worrying about the cost. That’s why we have fixed price arrangements with most of our clients. After a free initial consultation, we will agree with you what needs to be done and offer you a fixed, fully inclusive price from the start. This means that you can telephone or call in to see us any time you need our advice knowing that you will not be charged extra for our time.

We also offer a range of flexible instalment plans so that you can spread your payments over 3, 6 or 12 months.

We are selective in the clients we act for
In order to provide you with the best service we need to understand you and your business. Only then can we use our expertise and experience to identify problems and opportunities and give you the advice and solutions that you need. For this reason we only take on clients who want to do things properly, who share our enthusiasm for building a close working relationship, and who operate in sectors where we have a required knowledge and expertise.

We do not train our staff at your expense
We are not a training office. We employ only those people that are suitably qualified to carry out your work. We aim to provide a consistent level and quality of service from one year to the next with staff who know you and understand your business. Unlike other firms your client partner will be your the main point of contact and will remain actively involved in your work from the outset.

Compliance services
What you need to do every year in terms of preparing and filing your accounts and submitting the related tax returns to HM Revenue & Customs.

Business services
Accounting services that form part of the day to day running of your business.

Business advisory services
Services related to the start-up, development and eventual disposal of your business.

Tax consultancy
Personal and corporate tax planning and advice including specialist schemes such as EIS and R&D Tax Credit claims.

Services for AIM and PLUS listed companies
We have an established portfolio of AIM and PLUS listed clients and can offer acknowledged expertise as Reporting Accountants.

Investment Services
The firm is not authorised under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 but we are able in certain circumstances to offer a limited range of investment services to clients because we are members of the ICAEW. We can provide these investment services if they are an incidential part of the professional services we have been engaged to provide.

Unlimited advice
With our all inclusive fixed price arrangements you will have access to ad-hoc advice so you can telephone or call in to see us at any time knowing that you will not be charged for our time.

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