Industry knowledge that shapes the work

Each industry has its own accounting questions, regulatory requirements and control risks. We plan our work around them, so time is spent where the risks actually are.

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Manufacturing

Manufacturers carry inventory, plant and long supply chains, and their numbers are only as good as the records of physical operations behind them.

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Non-profit and social sector

Trusts, societies and Section 8 companies answer to donors, regulators and beneficiaries, and their tax exemptions depend on accurate, timely records.

Services

Professional, logistics, hospitality and other service businesses depend on people, contracts and billing, so revenue and cost records must track work actually performed.

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Real estate and construction

Long project cycles, customer advances and layered regulation make revenue, cost and compliance in real estate demanding to get right.

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Pharma and healthcare

Pharmaceutical manufacturers, distributors and healthcare providers work under close regulatory scrutiny, where records must stand up to inspection.

IT and technology

Technology businesses grow quickly and often across borders, and their systems hold the data every other control depends on.

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Retail and trading

Retail and trading run on thin margins and high volumes, so small control weaknesses quickly become material losses.

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Startups and emerging businesses

Early-stage businesses need the right structure, compliance and controls in place before investors, lenders and regulators start asking questions.

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