Supporting businesses on their growth journey


As a leading fi nancial and professional services group, Smith & Williamson has been looking after the fi nancial aff airs of individuals, families and businesses for more than a century.


What is Business Outsourcing Services?


Whether you are a busy fi nance director or an entrepreneur growing a business, keeping your accounting and compliance requirements on track is essential to its success. Outsourcing can bridge the gap and provides a cost eff ective and comprehensive back offi ce service. While you focus on growing your business, we’ll handle the rest.


Who do we work with?


We typically work with high growth companies from start-ups to established businesses. For example, toob Limited (“toob”) a brand new full fi bre broadband provider, has selected Smith & Williamson to provide full fi nancial outsourcing services. The south coast based business recently secured a huge investment of £75m.


We provide a full fi nancial outsourcing service, including statutory accounts, monthly management reporting and tax compliance. toob will invest £50m in Southampton to deliver the city’s fastest broadband service over a full fi bre network as an alternative to the city’s current copper-based infrastructure, meaning that


residents and businesses will benefi t from download speeds 20 times faster than the UK average. toob is led by an experienced management team of telecommunications professionals, and aims to deploy its network to more than 1 million premises over the next 10 years.


Accounting software support


Many of our clients come to us using outdated accounting software that is no longer fi t for purpose. We specialise in supporting these businesses to select the most appropriate portfolio of software and integrated applications that meet their needs today and in the future.


With so many accounting software platforms now available it is vitally important that businesses pick the right software package as this will help to save time and money. Moving to real-time fi nancial management will enable businesses to be more agile in making strategic decisions.


Amy Harper, Associate Director, Assurance and Business Services


e: amy.harper@smithandwilliamson.com t: 023 8082 7770


Amy has worked in both practice and industry giving her the commercial experience and insight to deliver an eff ective outsourced fi nance function. She has worked with a number of clients across a variety of industry sectors, and by gaining a thorough knowledge of a business and its unique intricacies, Amy strives to provide a bespoke solution that can support its strategic decisions.


“We are delighted to be working with Amy and the team at Smith & Williamson. Their fi nancial outsourcing service is a fundamental building block for a new business such as ours where quality and scalability is essential.”


Mike Banwell, CFO and Founder of toob


smithandwilliamson.com Offi ces: London, Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cheltenham, Dublin (City and Sandyford), Glasgow, Guildford, Jersey, Salisbury and Southampton.


By necessity, this briefi ng can only provide a short overview and it is essential to seek professional advice before applying the contents of this article. No responsibility can be taken for any loss arising from action taken or refrained from on the basis of this publication. Details correct at time of writing. The tax treatment depends on the individual circumstances of each client and may be subject to change in future.


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