UHY Hacker Young Chartered Accountants in Birmingham offers a range of accountancy services for clients throughout Birmingham and the Midlands.
The Birmingham office was formed in 2001 when accountancy firm Winross joined the UHY Hacker Young Group.
The practice, renamed UHY Hacker Young Chartered Accountants, was established by partners Malcolm Winston and Ann Harrison in 1989. In addition to internal audit and general practice work, we advise a number of PLCs and also undertake substantial volumes of activity for The States of Jersey Government. Our partners and twelve support staff spend as many as a hundred days each year working in the Channel Islands.
Malcolm Winston is senior partner in the UHY Hacker Young Birmingham office, and Ann Harrison is a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance Accountants. She and the firm have successfully created a portfolio of clients in the public sector, including Strategic Health Authorities, Primary Care Trusts, Acute Health Care Trusts, Mental Health Trusts and Local Authorities.
Services
Audit services
Your annual audit is a real opportunity to enhance and develop your business, helping you prosper.
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Financial planning advice
Our financial planning services aim to help you achieve your future financial objectives.
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Management consulting
Our dedicated team have extensive experience providing a range of management consultancy services.
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Private client services
Our private client services team of personal tax advisers provide advice on personal tax planning issues and the management of your family wealth.
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Remote accounting
Employing dedicated accountants can be expensive so we devised Remote Accounting.
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Tax advice
Our tax accountants can provide you with both compliance services and advice on corporate tax planning.
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VAT advice
With VAT effecting almost every business transaction, our specialists can help you to minimise your liability.
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