Since 1979, Jasani & Co has been providing expert advice and accountancy services to both corporate and individual clients.
Jasani and Co are an experienced accounting firm based in Cambridge and Peterborough who have been providing expert advice and accountancy services to both corporate and individual clients since 1979.
From our offices in Cambridge and Peterborough, we serve a wide range of clientele, both big and small, along with working with numerous businesses nationwide.
For all your accounting and taxation needs, the dedicated team at Jasani and Co can offer a hassle-free service, including company start-up, annual accounts, and tax returns.
In addition to offering the customary accounting and tax services, we are passionate about helping clients streamline their finances and improve their accounting process, while also enhancing productivity and profitability.
For more information or a no obligation chat, contact our team.
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The government has published its response to the late payments consultation that ran from July to October last year.
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