We are delighted to announce a number of exam successes for our staff, in particular Vinal Patel, in the firm’s Ammanford office, who has completed his studies and passed all his exams to become a qualified member of the ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants). 

We are celebrating five years of having an office in Llandeilo town centre this month. As one of the oldest accountancy firms in mid Wales, the local team is going from strength to strength with the addition of a new member of staff. 

The VAT domestic reverse charge (DRC) for building and construction services takes effect from 1 March 2021. 

Ashmole & Co accountants are going from strength to strength with the addition of another new qualified accountant to the firm. 

We are delighted to announce that Trainee Accountant, Gareth Thomas, in the Ammanford office, has recently passed his AAT Level Four exam and is now starting his studies towards his ACCA full professional status. 

We are delighted to announce that Gwenllian Phillips has started working in our Cardigan office, whilst studying for her ACCA professional exams. 

We are delighted to announce Kane Williams, in our Ammanford office, has completed his studies and passed all his exams to become a qualified member of the ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants). 

Punching above its weight is Soulfit Gym in Llandybie. The business opened in January 2020 and has gone from strength to strength, despite having to end the year closed, due to Lockdown, for the third time! 

We are delighted to announce that Rachel Evans has started working in our Swansea office, whilst studying for her ACCA professional exams. 

Almost 600 local small firms have been helped to access the Government’s Furlough Scheme by local accountants, Ashmole & Co, resulting in 2,700 jobs being saved from redundancy. 

 

Claims made by Ashmole & Co to the Furlough Scheme, up to the end of October, resulted in £6.9million paid out to the 595 local companies who had to close or reduce their staff numbers due to the Covid19 pandemic.