Success Stories
CED have been my accountants since 2010 and I have always appreciated their prompt response and the useful tax advice that they provide. I have saved thousands of pounds over the years and I will continue to make use of their valuable service.
Mark Prior
We started with CED when we started our business in 2012. They immediately made us feel more confident as we moved from regular pay employees into running our own business. We would strongly recommend CED for all aspects of a new businesses accounting and tax requirements.
David Damsell
We have been really impressed with the way we are looked after.
Edward D'Arcy
Our Company and me personally have been using CED for many years, Reliable trusted professional service and would recommend them to anyone. Regards Andy Brown from B R Own Property Repairs Ltd
Andy Brown
Our business grew organically over the last few years from a £1M turnover UK based business to a £5M business trading internationally. CEDAS guided and grew with us, from producing tax returns and accounts in the early days to assisting us with overseas trading advice and the disposal process when the business was sold in 2022. During that sales process CEDAS appointed a team to help us with buyer negotiation and advise, liaising with solicitors and tax advice. Post sale, CEDAS continues to offer tax advice and investment guidance.
The support from the team in the 18 months leading to the sale was invaluable, we truly wouldn’t have benefitted as much as we did without their support and guidance.
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