Accountancy

There are a variety of services which can be tailored to your unique business needs including annual accounts, bookkeeping and payroll.

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Tax

Tax planning is an important element of your business management strategy as it allows you to continue to grow your business paying minimum tax within the orbit of law.

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Corporate Finance

Fund raising is like bloodline for a business which is why we focus on the best financial tools for funds management, individual or corporate, that will set the right tone for your long term success.

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About Glenmore Advisory

We are a Chartered Accountants firm based in London. We are registered with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales to carry on accountancy and tax work in the United Kingdom.

We are an approachable, resourceful and result-oriented team. Our primary aim is to help you grow your business and increase your net worth.  Our smarter ways facilitate you to keep your books orderly, tax bill reduced and monies planned in a timely manner.

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Inam Bhatti

Partner

inam.bhatti@glenmoreadvisory.co.uk

(+44) 7478596699

Inam qualified as a Chartered Accountant. Having worked in a variety of accountancy roles from large multinationals like Balfour Beatty and Guardian News Media to high-net-worth individuals as well as smaller owner-managed companies, he set up Glenmore Advisory so that he could offer a more personalised service himself. Inam’s key focus is on start-ups, accounts preparation, self-assessment and corporation tax returns and cloud accounting.

In his spare time, Inam enjoys playing chess and is rated Class A player under United States Chess Federation and Elo rating systems.

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Missing pieces from a jigsaw puzzle revealing cash flow

Why is cash flow the backbone of any business?

Successful businesses keep a close eye on their cash flow for a number of reasons e.g:

  • A cash flow statement tells you where the money is being spent.
  • For a start-up, it gives a better picture of the business than a profit and loss statement e.g. higher sales but no credit recovery could be a serious issue. So a business can run out of cash while it is very profitable!
  • It records the timing of cash spends and receipts, therefore, affects the need to borrow (or not) from the banks at interest.

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