"In the last 20 years our business has changed considerably…and as the focus of our business has changed, Bird Luckin have moved with us."
Alex Tanner, George Tanner (Shalford) Ltd

"Over the years, Bird Luckin have been instrumental in assisting our business development. They are pro-active and innovational, and have tailored their services to meet our needs"
Richard Stubbings, Cliffords Limited

"I can honestly say that Bird Luckin are the best firm of accountants and auditors I have ever dealt with - and I don't say that lightly!"
Colin Webb, Walthamstow Stadium

"It's important for us to know that we will always be able to contact the right people to give us the right advice and support."
Jane Bennett, Bennetts Funeral Directors

"Although we deal mainly with one Partner … we also know that if we need to contact someone else who is a specialist in another area, we can get the advice we need quickly and easily"
Jeremy Ruggles, J.S. Wright & Sons Ltd

"Bird Luckin got us to a stage which would have taken us months - if not years - to reach on our own, and they got us there in a matter of weeks"
Matthew Sullivan, SNC Ltd

"You can be a good accountant, but if you don't have an understanding of the industry it can be very difficult. "There are two or three people we have regular contact with at Bird Luckin who know our business well, and it makes a difference.""
Robert Church, W A Church (Bures) Ltd

Welcome to Bird Luckin

Bird Luckin is a leading independent firm of chartered accountants, based in two prime locations in Essex, Chelmsford and Stansted.

Our approach is based on building partnerships with clients; by investing time to fully understand your business, your aims and aspirations.

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STOP PRESS - SIPP's using property as part of your pension

STOP PRESS - regarding the Article on Page 2 of the Briefing Newsletter Edition No 25

In the Chancellor's pre-budget statement, Gordon Brown announced a number of changes to the pension tax simplification regime, which will come into effect on 6 April 2006 (A Day).

From A Day, the Government will remove the tax advantages for investing in residential property or certain other assets such as fine wines, classic cars and art and antiques from registered pension schemes which are self directed. This is to prevent people benefiting from tax relief in relation to contributions made into self-directed pension schemes for the purpose of funding purchases of holiday or second homes and other prohibited assets for their or their family's personal use.

For more information please telephone Geoff Gorham on 01245 254240