Johnston Carmichael
What we do:
Johnston Carmichael is proud to be amongst the top accountancy and business advisory firms in the UK. With 850 sharp minds across Scotland, the North East of England and London, the business delivers specialist sector insight and expertise. Together, its people create an enduring impact and have been committed to investing in the next generation of businesses and advisers for over 85 years. As a member of Moore Global, it is also connected to a community of more than 30,000 people in 110 countries worldwide.
Our staff are committed to building long-lasting relationships with clients. Becoming part of the Engineering and Manufacturing Network gives us the opportunity to engage with the community, better understand the challenges and opportunities businesses are facing and offer our expertise and advice. We offer a full range of services and support for businesses, in the areas of audit, corporate tax, digital advisory, specialist tax, outsourced finance, consulting and much more. The key for us as a Firm is that all our successful relationships start with a conversation and this is what we are looking forward to having more of across the Network.
What we offer EMN Members:
Free 30-minute initial consultation with Johnston Carmichael.
What’s on your mind at the moment? What are your current business needs? Please email paul.shields@jcca.co.uk with your name, company name and a summary of what you’d like to discuss – we will respond in order to setup a suitable time. The consultation is a good opportunity to find out more about what Johnston Carmichael can offer and it will give us an opportunity to find out about you and your business, and see how we can point you in the right direction.
Contact: Paul Shields
Email: paul.shields@jcca.co.uk
Website: www.jcca.co.uk
Tel: 0191 429 2970
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