Ashmole & Co staff across Pembrokeshire have made a generous donation to PATCH (Pembrokeshire Action to Combat Hardship) to help those fighting hunger and hardship during the current pandemic. 

Being a rural accountancy firm, we are always proud to support and work with our farming clients. 

Carwyn Morgan, Partner, was brought up on his family’s beef and sheep farm near Bronwydd. He combines his passion for farming with his accountancy skills in order to help our clients involved in the agricultural industry. 

We want to thank everyone who is working hard in the NHS by offering to help, FREE OF CHARGE, to claim tax relief on the money you have spent on things like work uniform, clothing, tools, business travel, professional fees and subscriptions. 

'WELL DONE' to all our staff who have passed their exams towards gaining their ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) Qualification. 

The self-employed income support scheme is opening on Wednesday, 13 May 2020. As long as your business has been adversely affected as a result of Coronavirus and your self-employment makes up more than 50% of your income, then you should be entitled to the taxable support.. 

Ashmole & Co Accounts Assistant, Christopher Pollington, is unrecognisable after shaving off ALL the hair on his head, including his beard, to raise funds for a charity close to his heart during these difficult times. 

During the current Covid19 lockdown parents of newborns are still able to claim child benefit, the universal payment for all children, although they are unable to register their baby’s birth due to the coronavirus pandemic, but remember to factor in the high income child benefit tax charge. 

We are delighted to announce our expansion into Neath, following the acquisition of Stockham & Co. 

For those of our clients who are in the media industry we have found this information from Spotlight. 

Following Chancellor, Rishi Sunak’s announcement on 20th March 2020 that VAT payments are set to be deferred to help businesses through the COVID19 pandemic, we take a look at the most commonly asked questions we have received so far.