Wendy Peters has been appointed as a Sage adviser to Robinson Reed Layton, Cornwall’s only Sage Accredited Accountant Partner.
She has fifteen years worth of commercial experience and her indepth knowledge of the popular accountancy software will strengthen the firm’s busy Sage team.
Below is all our latest news from Robinson Reed Layton.
Wendy Peters has been appointed as a Sage adviser to Robinson Reed Layton, Cornwall’s only Sage Accredited Accountant Partner.
She has fifteen years worth of commercial experience and her indepth knowledge of the popular accountancy software will strengthen the firm’s busy Sage team.
Robinson Reed Layton is giving Cornwall Hospice Care a gift this Christmas instead of sending Christmas cards to clients and has once again decided to give a donation in lieu of cards for both charitable and environmental reasons. The firm will send greetings in email correspondence leading up to the New Year. James Bailey, Tax Partner [...]
We are celebrating the employment of two members of staff for over twenty years.
Robinson Reed Layton is continuing to sponsor Redruth RFC for the eleventh year running and recently sponsored the match against Taunton.
Students from Pencalenick School can enjoy a day of bushcraft fun thanks to a local firm of chartered accountants and chartered tax advisers. Robinson Reed Layton won the BF Adventure Corporate Challenge earlier this year and have given their bushcraft prize to the school.
Staff at Robinson Reed Layton put their best feet forward to raise funds for a local charity
Two members of the firm have passed the Professional stage of their Chartered Accountants (ACA) exams.
Robinson Reed Layton beat six other teams to win the BF Adventure Corporate Challenge for a second year running last Friday.
Robinson Reed Layton is defending its title as the winners of the BF Adventure Corporate Challenge. The event takes place on Friday 20th May at the charity’s outdoor centre near Penryn. Last year the challenge raised £2500 for BF Adventure’s work with disadvantaged people.
Robinson Reed Layton helped to raise £460 for Cornwall Hospice Care through its recent Budget briefings.
Once again the Budget announced items which will affect forthcoming tax years, whilst items already announced in previous Budgets will be coming into effect in April 2011 such as the 1% increase in National Insurance rates, changes in National Insurance and Income Tax thresholds and new regimes for tax relief and annuities in respect of pensions.
Tax Partner James Bailey reminisces on how the Budget documents used to arrive in Cornwall.
21st April 2011
Local chartered accountants and tax advisers Robinson Reed Layton are sponsoring the Cornwall International Male Voice Choral Festival (CIMVCF) for the fifth time.
7th April 2011
Robinson Reed Layton is delighted to have raised £960 to date for Cornwall Blind Association by successfully completing the Stride for Sight on 19th March.
Robinson Reed Layton is delighted to announce that Nick Skerratt has been promoted to the role of Manager in the Cornish accountancy firm.
10th March 2011
Later in the month Robinson Reed Layton staff are putting their frying pans down and their best feet forward to raise funds for one of their clients, the Cornwall Blind Association.
Robinson Reed Layton is well known for the chartered accountancy and tax advice it provides for local non-profit organisations but this month the staff are springing into action to raise funds for local charities through two events.
Robinson Reed Layton is sponsoring Redruth RFC for the tenth year running and has invited 120 guests to the club’s match against Stourbridge on Saturday 5th March at what is being billed as ‘the biggest St Piran’s Day celebration.’
3rd March 2011
A number of local writers have asked Robinson Reed Layton to help them with their financial affairs. A broad range of writers from historical and political novelists to writers and illustrators of children books are receiving accountancy and tax advice from the Truro-based firm.
Robinson Reed Layton has been awarded a top accolade for its staff training and has achieved platinum approved status for its trainee development with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).
Richard Lenihan and Daniel Orasnjak, of leading Cornish accountancy firm Robinson Reed Layton, have something extra to celebrate this Christmas, having both passed their final exams to become qualified as Chartered Accountants.
James Bailey, the Tax Partner at the well-known Cornish accountants Robinson Reed Layton, said that the announcements on 9 December concerning changes to the rules for Furnished Holiday Accommodation (FHA) had some small measure of good news mixed with the expected bad news.
25th November 2010
The partners and staff all wish you a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year – this year we have decided not to send Christmas cards to clients and instead we shall be making a donation of our estimate of the cost of cards to Cornwall Hospice Care, from whom we usually buy the cards.
If you were visiting Robinson Reed Layton’s offices in Truro on 22 October you would have been in for a surprise at staff members’ socks!
A team from Robinson Reed Layton is the new winner of the BF Adventure Corporate Challenge. The day of outdoor adventure raised £2500 for the charity’s work with disadvantaged people and to go towards extra indoor space.
12th October 2010
A leading local firm of chartered accountants and chartered tax advisers is warning about the impending change for any organisation that files company tax returns.
Two leading Cornish businesses are holding a free seminar next month to inform guests about effective Inheritance Tax (IHT) Planning, with a charity golf putting competition to help the event to get into full swing.
The Partners at Robinson Reed Layton are delighted that three of our Chartered Accountant students have passed exams at their recent sittings.
Robinson Reed Layton has won Marketing Accountant Partner of the Year Award 2010 which was presented at Sage’s first ever Accountant Awards held recently at the British Museum in London.
James Bailey, Tax Partner, today condemned the proposed changes to the tax treatment of Furnished Holiday Accommodation as “illogical”.
The Partners are delighted to advise that the firm was successfully re-accredited for its Investors In People status recently.
An engineering and steel supplies business which has been a Partnership for nearly a century, appoints a new Director as it makes the historic move to an Incorporated Company.
We are delighted to have been recognised as the only accredited Accountant Partner in Cornwall by a leading supplier of business software and services, whilst a member of the team has qualified to offer specialist advice.
Robinson Reed Layton, a leading firm of accountants based in Truro, today delivered their take on the Emergency Budget to an audience of clients and business friends at a Breakfast at Truro College, and again at a Lunch at the Cliffhead Hotel in Carlyon Bay.
On Sunday 9 May a team of 7 ladies from Robinson Reed Layton braved the unseasonably cold weather and took part in the Race for Life in Falmouth.
Paul Reed, Senior Partner at Robinson Reed Layton, has welcomed the news that the firm has been confirmed as the only Sage Accredited Accountant Partner in Cornwall.
Tax Partner James Bailey today welcomed the announcement on 12 March by Shadow Chancellor George Osborne, that a future Tory government would “take action to undo the harm” that will be done by Alistair Darling’s legislation to abolish the beneficial tax treatment of landlords of “furnished holiday accommodation”.
Robinson Reed Layton’s team of Tom Mullard, Tracy Lewis, Vicky Reynolds and Dan Orasnjak entered the Rotary Club Great Truro Pancake Race on Shrove Tuesday, under the team name of “Flippin’ Accountants”.
Due to the adverse weather conditions, because a lot of our staff come from a wide variety of places throughout the County and are having travel problems, we are not as fully staffed as usual.
The “Dress Down Day” in aid of Cornwall Hospice Care really went to the heads of the staff at Robinson Reed Layton, who added their own twist to the occasion by declaring it a “Mad Hatter’s Tea Party”, and requiring all to wear a hat on pain of a £5 fine for being caught bareheaded!
Paul Reed, the Senior Partner in Robinson Reed Layton, is shown congratulating his son Simon on passing his final exams for his Chartered Accountant qualification.
Becca Walkden and David Mattingley both have something to celebrate, having both passed their final exams to qualify as members of the Association of Accounting Technicians.
Robinson Reed Layton have won a battle with HM Revenue & Customs which means good news for gamekeepers and their employers.
The firm has been chosen as the first “Business of the Month” by the Cornish Language Partnership.
The island race was established in 2000 when Pete Hingston, chef and father of 11-year-old CF sufferer Jade, was unable to get to London to take part in the capital’s famous marathon. Peter was so keen to run to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust that he decided to do a marathon on the same day around Tresco instead.
Cornish business leaders had an early opportunity to digest the finer points of Chancellor Alistair Darling’s Budget at a breakfast presentation hosted by Truro Chartered Accountants Robinson Reed Layton on Thursday.
A young Truro trainee has secured an elite scholarship with one of the world’s best known choirs.
We are delighted to report that our Charity Partner Richard Robinson and Charity Manager Mark Williams have both attained the Diploma in Charity Accounting issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
We are delighted to announce that two of our Chartered Accountants, Jo Lawless and Nick Skerratt, have passed their exams to become Chartered Tax Advisers.
How do you work for a hatful of different firms, and still get an award for 40 years’ loyal service?
Leading South West accountants Robinson Reed Layton were in the pink last week as they celebrated a prestigious award to their Charity Partner, Richard Robinson.
We are taking the opportunity to demonstrate our nationally recognised Sage expertise on stand K120 at Stithians Show on July 14th.
The partners are delighted to announce that with effect from 1 June 2008, James Bailey is the firm’s new Tax Partner.
Tracy Lewis from Robinson Reed Layton received the best Christmas present ever, when she learned that she had passed the finals of her chartered accountancy exams.
Nick Skerratt, and Richard Lenihan have achieved success in a range of professional accountancy exams.
Robinson Reed Layton is celebrating its fourth confirmation of Investors in People recognition in a row.
Robinson Reed Layton once again ran our Budget Briefings on the day after the Chancellor’s announcements.
October 06
The Partners are pleased to advise that Jo Lawless has successfully passed her exams to become a qualified chartered accountant.
October 06
Around 50 delegates from Cornwall’s charity sector attended a seminar hosted by Robinson Reed Layton at the Penventon Park Hotel, Redruth on 24th October 2006.
October 06
Robinson Reed Layton and its associate management accounts and payroll business, DCN, are celebrating successes in recent Accounting Technician exams.
September 06
Nick Skerratt and Tom Mullard have both successfully completed key stages of the Chartered Accountancy professional examination.
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