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Thorne Lancaster Parker, Venture house, 27 to 29 Glasshouse Street, London W1B 5DF
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Established for over 100 years, Thorne Lancaster Parker is one of London’s leading independent accountancy practices.
We provide a wide range of accountancy and advisory services, and will work closely with you to provide a service that is tailored to your individual needs.
At Thorne Lancaster Parker we deal with a variety of businesses, with clients ranging from AIM listed clients, unquoted public limited companies in both service and manufacturing sectors to partnerships and sole traders.
The practice has also built up a substantial expertise in the entertainment sector.
Such a diverse client base is unusual and gives us an important competitive edge – a wealth of experience and expertise which ultimately benefits all of our clients.
Our website contains a wide range of guides offering tax, financial and business information, which we trust you will find useful. To discuss how we can help you further, please contact us. We look forward to working with you.
20 Aug 2019
In a new report, think tank Bright Blue has called for the government to use the UK tax system to help combat the problem of air pollution.
19 Aug 2019
Chancellor Sajid Javid has stated that he has 'no plans' to shift liability to pay stamp duty from house buyers to house sellers.
16 Aug 2019
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has called for Chancellor Sajid Javid to 'take action' on business rates.