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Coronation Parade, 42 Cannon Lane, Pinner, Middlesex HA5 1HW
Call 020 8429 3636 - email excellence@dewanis.com
We are a firm of Chartered Accountants with a fresh, forward-thinking, vibrant and pro-active attitude. We provide a wide range of accountancy, business & tax compliance and advisory services.
Our clients – Small & medium sized businesses (SME) are mainly owner-managed entities ranging from ‘one-man’ bands to larger businesses employing several personnel. We have nurtured some of these clients from the beginning of their corporate lives who started with small turnovers but today are thriving multi-million turnover businesses.
To provide an ethical, cost-effective, professional yet personal service to our clients. We develop strong working relationships with all our clients – for our SME clients who do not have internal accounts departments or full-time Finance Directors, we are their first port of call for any accounting & financial matters related to their businesses.
For our larger SME clients who have dedicated accounts departments & resources, we are a valuable & essential support to their personnel & Directors. We are as much passionate about our clients’ businesses as we are about our own business. Above all, we really enjoy doing what we do best – our business – which is looking after our clients’ affairs and their needs and assisting them to achieve their goals and objectives so that our clients can really enjoy what they do best – their business.
Whilst our offices are based in Pinner, Middlesex, our client base is not restricted to local areas only – we have clients throughout the UK and we also have some clients who are resident overseas.
If you enjoy success and want your affairs to be looked after by like-minded professionals, you should talk to us. We are confident that with our professional and pro-active approach, we will be able to assist you to develop an even more successful and profitable business.
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