Business and financial
Single-minded focus, leading-edge service
Stark Main & Co Dental’s team of experts has extensive knowledge of the dental market A
ward winning chartered tax advisers and accountants Stark Main
& Co Dental have recently opened a new Edinburgh office focusing entirely on advising the Scottish dental sector. With this single-minded focus, the company is well placed to maximise dentists’ potential. Stark Main & Co Dental
works on a ‘deeper’ basis than you would traditionally expect, using an analytical approach to drive forward its clients’ results. Deliberately choosing to work with fewer clients affords
the firm time to advise its clients fully and to work as part of their team. The results speak for themselves and include a ı00 per cent success rate in raising finance, an average of £25k per annum tax saved per dental client (£86k for prac- tice acquisitions) and higher than UK average profitability, achieved consistently. With a bespoke solution
delivered to each dental client Stark Main & Co Dental’s ‘entry level’ service includes absolute compliance with tax and accounting affairs but also includes guaranteed proactivity, fixed fee certainty,
analysis of performance and full benchmarking feedback with continued targeted advice on tax reduction, profit enhancement and practice improvement. Director Ian
Main said: “We work with our dental clients to exceed their goals. We are focussed on being the accountant of choice for the Scottish dental market.”
AWARD WINNERS
British Accountancy Awards 2012 – Scottish Accountant of the Year Practice Excellence Awards – UK Small Firm of the Year 2012 SBB Excellence Awards – Employer of the Year 2011 Accountants Club – UK Firm of the Year 2011-2012 Featured in the book The UK’s Best Accountancy Practices (2011)
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