Pritchard & Co incorporating J D Jones & Co has been providing expert advice and accountancy services to both corporate and individual clients.
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Experienced Professionals
Pritchard & Co incorporating J D Jones & Co is an established firm of accountants and business advisors, we work with businesses of all sizes and age. We have an approachable and understanding team, with a strong emphasis on customer service. We have a wealth of experience to help your business and we won’t confuse you with accounting jargon, we are here to make your life easier.
With our experienced, forward thinking and professional attitude, we consistently go above and beyond to fulfil our client’s needs from cloud accounting to payroll and tax issues, we’re here to help.
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All professional firms of accountants must ensure their skills are kept up to date by implementing a program of continuing professional education for themselves & their staff. This is never a chore, but an integral part of our business to enable us to adapt quickly to changes in legislation & to ensure we give the best possible service to our clients.
We are pro-active in contacting our clients regularly. Our free monthly e-mail newsletter will keep you up to date with important general changes that may affect your business. We’ll contact you with specific issues that affect your individual business.
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Incorrect advice provided by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other websites is contributing to a growing trend of late VAT return filing and payment.
Most businesses don’t need big ideas or complicated plans to improve profit. In practice, profits will usually increase by tightening up a few everyday things and being more deliberate about how time and effort are applied.
The government has announced it has signed a new partnership with Wayve, a British company that is developing self-driving vehicle technologies.
The ongoing Middle East conflict has raised concerns over its effect on UK inflation and interest rates in the coming months.
Running a business in recent times has been a lesson in resilience. Costs continue to increase and customers are cautious. Cash is proving tight for many businesses and credit control is a core discipline for keeping a business afloat in such times.
The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) have reported that 161 pubs closed across the country in the first three months of 2026. It is estimated that this has led to the loss of 2,400 jobs. Scotland has been the most heavily affected, with 41 closures between January and March.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has published final guidance on the new ‘charitable purposes soft opt-in’ provision introduced by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025.
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) announced at CYBERUK 2026 in Glasgow that it will begin recommending the use of passkeys wherever a service supports them, and two-step verification (2SV) where it does not.