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Jackson Andrews is a local firm created in 1970 by the merger
of two firms, Jackson McCann and GA Andrews, both of which were
established at the start of the twentieth century.
The firm grew steadily in the 1970's and 1980's and in 1983
became part of Fox Moore International which changed to Moores
Rowland International in 1987. After changes to the Association in 2007 the firm became a correspondent of Praxity, a worldwide alliance of independent accounting firms.
The ethos of the firm remains unchanged over the years in
that we strive to give good professional advice to our clients
in a personal and friendly manner. Partners and staff work
hard to develop a long term business relationship with each
client. If you are from Northern Ireland and are looking for a new
accountant then we may be what you require. The details of
the services we provide are shown elsewhere on this site and
as a long-established firm committed to its clients we feel
that we can meet your needs, from a large audit to tax return
preparation and advice, at a standard and price to satisfy
you. If you are looking for specialist services that we do
not directly provide then we will know where these services
are available and will be glad to help you in your choice
of provider. If you are an overseas visitor then you are especially welcome.
Despite the image presented to the outside world, Northern
Ireland is an extremely attractive place to live and work,
and set up a business. Very many visitors, if not most, who
come here to set up in business, or as employees of international
firms, never leave because of the quality of life, and the
work ethic here. We have an excellent education system here
which results in a well-educated workforce who are able and
prepared to work. Northern Ireland is part of the UK tax structure except that
a special relief is given for capital expenditure on plant
and machinery, the full cost of which is allowed against tax
in the year of purchase. We have our own Companies Act setting out the rules for trading
as a limited liability company, which largely follows the
legislation in England. We are very pleased to be an independent firm and there is a huge range of experience and expertise readily available to us through Praxity which allows us to compete favourably with the largest international accounting practices.
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