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Welcome to Coates & Co

Situated in Morecambe, Lancashire, Coates & Co are an established firm of Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers, providing accountancy, taxation and business support services to firms and private individuals.

Here at Coates & Co, we help our clients to gain a clearer view in regard to their accountancy queries. We pride ourselves on our proactive and friendly approach, and we always aim to supply our clients with first-class support, alongside a comprehensive overview of their business and personal finances.

We work with you to help you to maximise your profitability and minimise your tax liability. We understand that you require accountancy services that are of the highest quality: that is why we tailor our advice and support to suit your specific circumstances – simply contact us for more information.

Our website contains a range of in-depth guides on many business, tax and financial matters – please feel free to utilise these. To find out how Coates & Co can make the difference to your business and personal wealth, please get in touch with us. We would be delighted to work alongside you.

OTS calls for review of PAYE system

21 May 2019

In a new report, the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has called for the Pay as You Earn (PAYE) system to be reviewed, to ensure tax agents can 'see relevant client information' and 'access a number of key services'.

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ATT suggests couples 'could be affected' by increase in stamp duty for non-residents

20 May 2019

The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) has suggested that couples in England and Northern Ireland could be affected by a proposed increase in stamp duty for non-UK residents purchasing residential property.

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CBI calls for UK firms to 'improve people management practices'

17 May 2019

A report published by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has suggested that UK businesses could potentially add up to £110 billion to the UK economy by 'improving their people management practices'.

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