Let’s talk CICs: An overview of Community Interest Companies
A business structure that is perhaps often overlooked, if you are considering setting up a social enterprise, then there are in fact considerable advantages to operating as a CIC.
Jimmy joined Price Bailey in 1998 as a trainee and qualified as a Certified Accountant in 2004. He is a manager of a portfolio of owner-managed businesses, which ranges from personal tax returns, sole traders to Limited companies.
Jimmy works closely with his clients to help with both compliance issues and the development of their business.
He also has considerable knowledge of many cloud and desktop accounting solutions, including Sage, Xero, and QuickBooks Online.
He also works alongside our Outsourcing team and provides both bookkeeping and management accounts solutions to clients.
Jimmy also provides bespoke management accounting solutions to Charities and other Not for Profit organisations.
Outside of work, Jimmy is an avid Norwich City fan, enjoys building Lego, and also writing quizzes for staff social events!
A business structure that is perhaps often overlooked, if you are considering setting up a social enterprise, then there are in fact considerable advantages to operating as a CIC.
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