Our sister company, Ashdown Hurrey Auditors Limited, aims to deal with accounting and audit regulations with as little hassle as possible, so that you can get on with running your business.
The company is led by our experienced senior audit staff who are qualified to deal with all statutory and bespoke audit assignments. With a set criteria and pre-agreed timetable in place to work with your accounting staff, we ensure that your annual audit process is as speedy and efficient as possible. This process also helps Ashdown Hurrey Auditors Limited offer effective and constructive feedback on your accounting and other in-house systems and enables us to offer advice on any improvements that your accounting and administrative systems could use.
OTHER AUDIT SERVICES
There is much more to an audit than the annual year-end compliance visit. Our team is also experienced in providing:
- Credit Union Audits: These entities are heavily regulated by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and FCA. They are considered to be large companies under the FSMA 2000 and have very specific audit requirements and tight reporting deadlines which this firm understands.
- Client Money Audits: The annual review of client money as required by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
- Non-Statutory Audits for Clubs and Societies: Many of these unincorporated groups require an audit under the terms of their constitution.
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Simon Lawrence FCCA - Director As well as being a qualified accountant and associate in the general accounting business, Simon is a director in the audit company. Simon has extensive accounting experience and has seen many changes to audit regulations over the years. As the audit threshold has increased, fewer companies need an audit but those who do, understand the implementation of more exacting requirements means this has become a more specialised service. Simon is hands-on involved in leading the audit team in audits covering many different industries in bases all over the country. He enjoys the variety his role gives him and is happy to explain the technical considerations so that businesses can be sure those who see their accounts can understand that they meet all the relevant disclosure standards. |
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Jeffrey Moore BFP FCCA FCA - Director Jeff is a director of both the accounting practice and the audit company and has the years of experience that these roles demand. Jeff’s portfolio of clients tends towards bigger businesses and many have the double requirement of accounts and audit. Understanding the needs of an audit client is vital and Jeff’s role is to ensure that client companies can use the audit reassurance to get the best value for the company. Jeff acts for a wide range of business types but manufacturing and property are central to this, areas where the need for a statutory audit predominate. |
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Stuart Rosling FCCA - Director Stuart is also a director of both the accounting practice and the audit company and brings his knowledge and experience in regulated areas to these disciplines. Stuart and his audit colleagues are keen for clients to see the benefits an audit can bring and not just see it as an overhead. In addition to audits needed as a result of turnover limits, there are certain organisations which have an audit requirement and Stuart specialises in this area. Solicitors, certain charities and any company which has a constitution requiring an audit fit into this category. Additionally, companies tendering for work or wishing to be able to demonstrate compliance with certain regulations may benefit from discussing their needs with Stuart. |
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Daniel Oliver FCCA - Director Daniel is the most recently appointed director of the audit company, with some 10 years experience in this area. He applies his effective knowledge and understanding when speaking to clients to improve their internal controls and processes, which provides additional value rather than simply carrying out the necessary audit requirements. Daniel specialises in audit clients in manufacturing and retail industries. He also works with solicitors and other organisations which are required to undertake client accounts audits. |
