Music House
The Green
Sherborne
Dorset
DT9 3HX
01935 815 008

The words: Understanding your needs and ambitions

Welcome To Hunts Accountants

As a dedicated team of accountants based in Sherborne, Dorset we work with small to medium size businesses and personal tax clients. Our Company is 12 years old and we have represented over 700 businesses typically with a turnover from £30,000 to £2 million.

On 3rd August 2009 the practice was re-branded from Charltons Accountants to Hunts Accountants and coincided with the launch of this new website.

We enjoy getting involved in understanding our clients’ businesses and work hard, alongside them, to achieve their ambitions and goals. Whether you are looking to start a new venture or you are an established company that wants more business support, solutions and sound advice, our team can help.

Please either pop in, call for a chat or simply email me here.

Nick

Nick Hunt - Director

Services

Overview of the main services we offer and how we can your business develop.

Online Services & Calculators

These include Credit Reports, Company House Documents and Director Report information.

Guides

A full range of guides including; business start ups, improving profitablilty, marketing, business and personal tax.

Online Cashbook

Coming soon and free to our clients our own online book-keeping system

Latest News

Compulsory retirement age to be retired

Posted: 7/29/10

The government is proposing to scrap the default retirement age of 65 by October 2011. The plan has been set out in a new consultation paper. At the moment employers can force employees to retire once they reach the age of 65 whatever their circumstances and without paying any compensation. The only legal requirement is that employers hold a meeting with members of staff at least six months before their 65th birthdays.

Posted: 7/29/10

Many banks and building societies are failing to keep savers properly informed about changes to the interest rates on their accounts, comsumer group Which? has claimed. According to a study carried out by Which? Money, only four out of the 12 banks and building societies investigated during the research told customers personally, either by letter or by email, that the rates on their savings accounts were being reduced. Most customers are

Posted: 7/29/10

With thousands of people predicted to start up their own micro-businesses as unemployment rises, a business group has called on the tax authorities to respect their employment status. The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has estimated that the likely boom in people going it alone could see as many as 300,000 new small businesses set up this year. However, the FSB voiced concerns that those who do opt for self-employment could