Welcome to Thomas W Duffy; we are a firm of accountants in Newcastle upon Tyne based in i4-Quayside, one of the Newcastle Enterprise Centres located throughout the city of Newcastle upon Tyne. We serve clients primarily located in the North of England but can also deal with individuals and businesses nationwide.
Here at Thomas W Duffy we provide a comprehensive portfolio of accountancy and taxation services to a wide variety of clients across a diverse range of industry sectors. Our main services are listed on our services page, but where we like to be different is in the level of service we provide. We like to take the time to get to know our clients and their businesses, which enables us to then make suggestions on how they can be more efficient and, more importantly, more profitable.
On meeting clients we discuss what services we can provide and inform then our charges before we do any work, so with Thomas W Duffy you never get an unexpected accountant’s bill!
Thomas W Duffy can support your business, contact us today on 0191 275 5029, call Thomas direct on 07534 842 750 or fill out our contact card to arrange a FREE, no obligation meeting.
HMRC have provided an apology and explanation around the issue recently of some incorrect penalty notices. The message from HMRC states:
Some of you will have seen press coverage recently about Self Assessment (SA) daily penalty notices being sent out in error. We are very sorry about this but here’s an update on the situation which we hope will help you to deal with questions from your members or your clients.
This year could be a “make or break” year for new deregulatory measures planned by the Government. These aim to reduce the burden of regulation facing businesses and boost employment by lowering the burden of complying with employment law. Clive Lewis, ICAEW’s Head of Enterprise, explains:
“Reducing regulatory burdens is a work in progress. Following a review in early 2011 of the UK’s regulatory framework with final proposals published alongside the Autumn Statement, the Government has achieved a cumulative net reduction of regulation worth £3.3 billion to business. The new measures will undoubtedly contribute further to this.”