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Bryan and Ridge is a three partner firm of accountants based in Chiswick, West London. Set up originally by Nicholas and Elizabeth Ridge in 1986, the partnership was expanded by the admission of Robert Norfolk in May 2010. With a dynamic and dedicated team, we take pride in providing a high quality, personal service locally, nationally and internationally aiming always to exceed, not just meet, our clients’ expectations of us as their accountants.

Our clients

Our clients include businesses, whether they are setting up or well-established, and individuals, whether they are employed, self-employed, not working or retired:

What we do

We deal with all business accountancy and tax issues (from providing advice, to preparing and filing VAT and tax returns), payroll management and business consultancy projects (including start-ups, expansion, succession planning, takeovers, mergers, sales).

We manage personal tax affairs for individuals and guide them through estate planning as well as property owning and investment issues.

How we work

Each client receives a personal and personalised service overseen by an account manager who they can contact with queries including all those niggling accounting or tax issues that arise from time to time.

We'd be delighted to advise you.

If you would like more information, or to meet us for an initial, free discussion, please contact Elizabeth Ridge on 020 8994 9627 or email her at themarketingpartner@ouradviceaddsup.com.

Nicholas Ridge partner in Bryan and Ridge Chartered Accountants and Chartered Tax Adviser provides some personal reflections on the Emergency Budget:

Re-engineering the economy

Let’s face it. None of us wanted to be here, living in a bankrupt economy with things getting worse and no-one in charge.

That is what happens though when your country lives for decades beyond its means and gets used to it. The astonishing thing is, that it took the rest of the world so long to sit up and take notice.

Nevertheless, the situation provides a rare opportunity for reform.

The government’s strategy for restructuring the economy has three main strands, read on to learn about these three strands.