TechMeetups.com is pleased to introduce Jeffreys Henry LLP to help sort out the numbers!
Jeffreys Henry LLP is a leading firm of London Accountants and Tax Specialists. Based just off Old Street Roundabout (EC1, London, UK), they specialise in working with entrepreneurial technology focused businesses including software developers, hardware manufacturers, gaming, digital/online media and telecoms.
For over 20 years, Jeffreys Henry LLP have been assisting entrepreneurial technology companies set-up, develop and grow.
With clients including private individuals, entrepreneurial owner-managed businesses, SME's, listed companies and UK subsidiaries of overseas companies, they are a real alternative to the larger accountancy firms in terms of cost-effective service, hands-on approach and close partner contact.
Based in the City of London, Jeffreys Henry LLP act for clients in London, the UK, throughout Europe and across the globe.
TechMeetups.com, a bi-monthly London Silicon Roundabout Meetup Group, brings together the latest start-ups, techies and webbies to bounce ideas, meet potential partners and investors.
From February 2011, Jeffreys Henry LLP will available at TechMeetups.com events to answer any financial, accounting or tax related matter.
TechMeetups.com members can also benefit from a free initial consultation, preferential accountancy rates, and advice on HMRC Research and Development Tax Grant.
Research and Development Tax Grant are intended for those businesses that conduct research and development work into products or processes that are technologically innovative.
Grants are available for a variety of different purposes: developing low-cost projects (up to £20,000 for businesses with fewer than 10 employees); testing the commercial potential for a new idea or technology and assessing the commercial viability of a new idea or technology (up to £100,000 for businesses with fewer than 50 employees); developing a pre-production prototype that involves a technological advance (up to £250,000 for businesses with fewer than 250 employees); and developing a strategically important new technology (up to £500,000).
For further information visit http://www.jeffreyshenry.com/our-services/accountants-technology-companies.
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