Where Quality and Service Matter
Taylor and Davis Ltd, trading as Taylor Davis, provide quality accounting and taxation services to individuals, partnerships, organisations and limited companies.
The philosophy of the firm is to give direct, meaningful and personal service to all our clients. At Taylor Davis we put the needs of the client above all other considerations, and this means that we always listen to clients before offering professional service. We aim to provide a personal, friendly and approachable service to all our clients.
The success of our practice depends on providing a high level of service and it gives us lots of pleasure to know that we gain most of our new clients through personal recommendations.
To maintain our professional edge we follow three axioms:
- State of the art computers and programmes designed specifically for the Accountancy Profession
- Established management operating procedures based on the teachings of ISO9000
- All staff are committed to quality and an ethic of zero defects
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26 Mile London Trek for Alzheimers
The team at Taylor Davis Accountants will be walking the "full marathon distance" London 26 mile trek in aid of the... -
We ran the length of the UK for Dementia
Tim and Sam Davis have successfully, and virtually, run the entire length of the United Kingdom, from Land's End all... -
Taylor Davis Sponsor Golf Hole for Mencap
Taylor Davis are sponsoring one of the holes at the Lionel Turner Golf Trophy at the Tower Hamlets Gateway Club in aid... -
Running the length of the UK for Dementia
Tim and Sam Davis are running the virtual length of the UK, a distance of 1,083.8 miles raising money for Alzheimer's...
BBC News
21 January 2025
BBC News - Economy-
Pay after inflation rises at fastest rate since 2021
Wage growth increased by 3.4% after taking into account inflation, driven by strong increases in the private sector.
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Has Trump promised too much on US economy?
He won the election partly to fix inflation but Trump may find his pledges on prices and tariffs conflict, say experts.
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Shock drop in shop sales adds to worries over UK economy
Sales unexpectedly fell last month, due to a poor December for food sales in supermarkets.