Daventry: 01327 879090
Northampton: 01604632116
Rugby: 01788 579033
Cottons Chartered Accountants in London: 0203 487 1107
Daventry: 01327 879090
Northampton: 01604632116
Rugby: 01788 579033
Cottons Chartered Accountants in London: 0203 487 1107
Our local teams of accountants and tax advisors provide a friendly, professional service.
With 50 members of staff across our four offices, we have plenty of expert knowledge. Find an office local to you...
Our accountants and tax advisors work with businesses of all sizes from freelancers, contractors and SME's to large corporations who require audit.
We provide our clients with expert taxation and accounting guidance through a friendly and personal service. Our clients are also able to take advantage of our well-established network of branches which allow us to cover even the most specialist of queries.
With 50 members of staff across our four offices, we have plenty of expert knowledge, so we can give you accurate advice in all the areas which affect your business.
Within in our network each of our offices operate independently with Partners and Accountants who have a firm grasp of their own local economic areas. This means that our clients can enjoy the type of personal service you can expect from an established local firm as well as the resources of a large accountancy practice.
At Cottons we can provide this comprehensive and reasonably priced service to businesses in a wide range of industries including manufacturing, service, retail and professional partnerships. In addition, we have considerable expertise in farming, fast food retail, nursing and residential homes, professional practices and technology companies.
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“Open banking” is a new directive which was introduced in the UK in January. It has the potential to fundamentally change the way companies manage their finances, access capital and make strategic decisions. A number of innovative companies are currently testing and developing uses for open banking by registering licences from the Financial Conduct Authority. In this piece we explore some of its most useful potential applications for businesses.
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Our Rugby office is 10 years old this month and we couldn’t be prouder of what has been achieved in that time. Let’s celebrate the branch…
What you need to know about the ATED charge if you are holding a residential property in a Limited company.
On April 6th the amount small businesses have to contribute to their employee’s pensions is increasing.
A comprehensive summary of the Spring Statement 2018.
Will Smart B.Com, F.C.A
Partner – AccountantHaving originally trained with Cottons in the 1990s, Will then pursued a career outside practice, eventually acting as a Chief Financial Officer. In 2003, a return to practice saw him set…
Will Smart B.Com, F.C.A
Partner – AccountantHaving originally trained with Cottons in the 1990s, Will then pursued a career outside practice, eventually acting as a Chief Financial Officer. In 2003, a return to practice saw him set up his own firm in London, which he built and eventually sold. Will has remained in general practice since, and returned with his team and clients to Cottons as a partner in 2017. Will has looked after many of his larger clients for over 10 years.
Will’s key aims are to assist small business owners and taxpayers in driving profitability and reducing tax: Through careful planning and a practical approach, he aims to increase wealth generation and retention. His particular interests include countering the current Government’s tax attacks on small owner-managed businesses, contractors / freelancers, and residential landlords.
Lesley Voss Personal Tax Compliance
Personal Tax ComplianceLesley joined our Daventry office in May 2014 as a tax compliance accountant specialising in personal tax. She has extensive knowledge and experience in income tax and capital gains tax, enabling…
Lesley Voss Personal Tax Compliance
Personal Tax ComplianceLesley joined our Daventry office in May 2014 as a tax compliance accountant specialising in personal tax. She has extensive knowledge and experience in income tax and capital gains tax, enabling her to provide a quality and efficient service for clients. Lesley manages a portfolio of clients including sole traders, company directors, partners, high net worth individuals and trustees.
Lisa Malone F.C.C.A., C.T.A
Partner – Tax AccountantLisa joined Cottons as a trainee accountant in 1987 qualifying as a Certified Accountant in 1993. She then went on to qualify as a Chartered Tax Advisor in 2005 and became…
Lisa Malone F.C.C.A., C.T.A
Partner – Tax AccountantLisa joined Cottons as a trainee accountant in 1987 qualifying as a Certified Accountant in 1993. She then went on to qualify as a Chartered Tax Advisor in 2005 and became a partner in 2008.
Lisa is based at our Daventry office running her own portfolio of mainly SME clients in many different trading sectors. In addition to this Lisa continues to support the practice together with a small team of tax professionals in dealing with technical tax issues and planning across all the taxes.
Dave Ingram F.C.C.A.
Partner - AccountantDave joined Cottons in 1987 as a trainee and went on to qualify with the firm in 1992. He helped set up the firm`s second office in Northampton and became a…
Dave Ingram F.C.C.A.
Partner - AccountantDave joined Cottons in 1987 as a trainee and went on to qualify with the firm in 1992. He helped set up the firm`s second office in Northampton and became a partner in July 1999. Dave now works at our Rugby branch as a general practitioner and is also Employment Partner for the whole firm.
