COLLABORATIVE ACCOUNTING
FOR CHARITIES, THIRD SECTOR &
NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS
Providing a safe place for your accounts.
ONLINE ACCOUNTS
Robinsons have launched an entirely new online bookkeeping and accounts service for business and charities.
AUDIT
We offer a comprehensive auditing service with the quality and professionalism of “Big Four” firms but the friendliness and efficiency of a smaller organisation.
OUTSOURCE YOUR ACCOUNT
A cost-efficient solution for more flexible overheads and a simple approach to allowing your organisation to focus on what it does best.
OUR TAX SERVICES PLEDGE
YOUR CHARTER
This is our pledge to you:
We will understand your business inside and out
We will offer you the best possible solutions for your business plan.
We will never be late, ever
You will always receive what we promised when we promised.
You will not be charged for email and phone support
We favour a proactive approach with our clients – it’s good to talk!
You will get first rate attention
A Director of the company will oversee your account and you will always deal with the same person.
You’ll get accurate and relevant information
You will get the best advice – even if that means referring you on to one of our partner firms.
You’ll know exactly what you’re paying and when
We have a transparent fee structure which means you’ll be offered fixed fees for three years. So no nasty surprises when your invoice arrives.
CHARITY SECTOR ACCOUNTANTS TRUSTED BY LONDON BUSINESSES
FOR OVER 30 YEARS
Client case study
Tina Baker
Tina Baker is a prolific journalist, broadcaster and keep-fit instructor, whose career includes over a decade reviewing the best of British soap for GMTV, and a regular column in TV Times. She was an inspiration to viewers nationwide when she took part in ITV1’s Celebrity Fit Club, where she was voted Most Outstanding Contestant after losing 2st 7lbs.
Here she explains why Robinsons have been essential in helping her to manage her busy life.
“I come from a pretty working class background, and I’ve always been taught to appreciate the value of money. I think that money is a hugely emotional thing – it can really affect everything you do – so it’s important to me that I feel my finances are in the best possible hands.
I first became a client of Robinsons nearly ten years ago. Joseph Robinson is my primary contact at the firm, and he’s been fantastic. Not only does he offer sound advice, but he’s also a very calming influence; he listens to all my worries and concerns and offers practical solutions. This is more important to me than ever before, as the credit crunch really starts to bite.
The nature of my job is very unusual. I work from home, and no day is the same. Some days I’m watching daytime TV for one of my columns, on others I’m giving interviews from my small radio studio in my spare room, and I also run keep-fit sessions. Because of this variety, my income can vary hugely, at very little notice. Joseph understands this, and helps me to plan effectively.
Over the years I’ve had advice from Robinsons on a range of issues. It was on Joseph’s advice that I became a sole trader, a move which has really helped to streamline my finances. Some years ago I earned a large sum of money and wanted to fulfil my dream of getting a cottage by the sea. I now receive rental income from the cottage, which Joseph helps me to keep track of! Robinsons also put me in touch with a mortgage adviser who helped me to get a tracker mortgage at just the right time.
Overall, I would wholeheartedly recommend the Robinsons service. I’ve never had one bad piece of advice from Joseph. Most importantly, he understands me and the way I work completely, and he tailors his advice to make it suitable for me and my way of life. To me, that’s an invaluable asset in an accountant.”
