Originally established in the 1920's, Butterworth Jones & Co. has grown to be one of the largest and most successful independent firms of Chartered Accountants in the West Country with around 500 partners and staff located in seven offices. This large team of individuals with specialist skills can provide the solution to even the most taxing problem.
With today's complex and ever-changing financial markets and legislation, accountants can't afford to stand still. At Butterworth Jones we are constantly investing in training and the development of our personnel, and are active members of the South West Accountancy Training organisation, SWAT.
We practise a positive and proactive approach allowing us to offer help and advice on a thorough understanding of what is happening in the marketplace today and in the future.
As a Full Service Accountancy Practice in addition to the usual range of accountancy functions such as accounts preparation, audit and taxation services, we can assist you with any of the following:
- Financial planning
- Presenting financial information
- Mergers, acquisitions and disposals
- Company secretarial services
- Raising finance
- Managing growth
- Computer bureaux services
- Investment services
As members of the UK2000 Group of Practising Chartered Accountants, the partners have a commitment to maintain the highest quality standards.
Registered to carry on audit work and authorised to carry on investment business by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. The partners undertake that work contracted to them will be managed personally and that they will offer a timely and competitive service aimed at meeting the needs of the client while maintaining stringent standards of professionalism.
Ray Symons BSc, FCCA
As a regional leader of the UK2000 Agricultural Group, Ray is involved in fraud and litigation support relating to farming and tenancy of land. Other experience includes Share valuations and comparative business analysis.
Nick Miles BSc, ACA
Nick is primarily involved with taxation and in particular:
- Professional negligence claims
- Tax implications of settlements
- Mortgage and property fraud
- Misappropriation of funds
- Loss of profits and business interruptions