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Accountancy apprentice already winning awards
An apprentice accountant is thriving at a Warwickshire firm and has won an award in only a matter of months since starting her training. Ellie […]
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Boosting cash flow with Burgis & Bullock’s credit control support
Greenway & Partners, which includes Greenways Building Services Consultants, specialise in mechanical and electrical engineering design and has been a client of the firm for five years.
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MBO completed for Cotswold Architectural Products
A leading Gloucestershire headquartered manufacturer of window and door hardware is under new ownership following the completion of a management buyout (MBO). Cotswold Architectural Products […]
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Charities receive Xero masterclass
A leading Warwickshire accountancy firm helped charities in the county get to grips with leading accounting software to boost their growth and development by giving […]
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Embracing future technology but maintaining a personal touch in accountancy
Sean Farnell discusses the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in accountancy, and why it is important to embrace technology but maintain a personal touch
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Spring Budget 2024 Reaction: Non-doms, child benefit and VAT registration headline fiscal event
Phil Stevens, Head of Tax at Burgis & Bullock, provides his reaction to the Budget which was delivered by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt on Wednesday 6th March.
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Companies House introducing transparency measures – with fees set to increase too
Jack Herbert, accountant at Burgis & Bullock, provides information and analysis of the latest measures being introduced by Companies House as a result of The […]
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Spring Budget 2024 preview: Phil Stevens, Head of Tax
Phil Stevens, Head of Tax at regional accountancy firm Burgis & Bullock, says that many clients are beginning to assess and pre-empt measures which may be introduced if there is a change of government later this year.
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Understanding your business finances in 2024
It has been a turbulent period for business over the last five years and it is absolutely vital that business owners understand their company finances in 2024.
After quite a wait and lots of debate the Charities SORP 2026 has finally been published! The new standard is effective for accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026. It confirms that charities will be tiered into three categories, with each tier having differing levels of reporting requirements: …
November 10, 2025
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