Accountants in Poole Bournemouth
We are chartered accountants in Poole, offering accountancy services in Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset. If you’re looking for Poole accountants then Addicus is your ideal choice. We offer all the skills, resources and expertise you could need.
As Bournemouth and Poole accountants we can help in many areas of accountancy including self assessment, tax returns and VAT returns, audit, tax advice and tax planning, accounts preparation, payroll and book keeping.
As long established chartered accountants we work for many clients in and around Poole and Bournemouth. Our offices are conveniently located in central Poole so we can come out and meet clients as often as they need – or you’re welcome to visit our accountancy practice in Poole.
Contact
Addicus Chartered Accountants and Registered Auditors
4 The Axium Centre
Dorchester Road
Poole
Dorset
BH16 6FE
Telephone: 0800 1707 800
Email: enq@addicus.com
Poole and Bournemouth as Business Locations
With a population of around 715,000, Dorset, home to Poole and Bournemouth, nestles between Devon, Somerset, Wiltshire and Hampshire and covers an area of 265,273 hectares.
Dorset is centrally located on the South Coast of England, the natural link between the South East and South West of England, well positioned for easy access to London, Bristol and the Midlands. Dorset gives access to the ports of Southampton and Portsmouth and accessibility to international air travel from Southampton, Exeter and Bournemouth airports connecting Dorset, not only to the UK markets, but also to the rest of the world.
There is a strong culture of enterprise and innovation within the area and employment in higher skilled occupations has been steadily increasing during the last decade. Employers have access to a skilled and well qualified workforce with labour rates below the national average.
Poole is part of the South West Region’s largest urban area within easy reach of London and the Continent.
Poole boasts a strong economy with a diverse mix of companies. Expanding sectors include marine technologies, tourism and leisure, advanced manufacturing and engineering and creative industries.
At 10,000 acres Poole Harbour is one of the world’s largest natural harbours, well placed to handle freight with approximately 1.25 million tons of cargo and around 400,000 passengers. Annually there are more than 5,000 commercial shipping movements within the harbour.
Both Portland and Poole Ports have high expectations for the future with plans to attract cruise liners, feeder container traffic as well as offshore wind farm support.
Bournemouth’s economy is characterised by its diverse and dynamic service sector, which has seen rapid development over the past twenty years. A number of world-class firms have seen the advantages in recent years of relocation to an area which combines a large pool of skilled workers with a high quality lifestyle. Boournemouth’s prosperity means that demand is high, and businesses in the town have access to a local market of some 435,000 residents.
The local environment provides the opportunity of living in one of the most desirable locations in the UK, with award winning sandy beaches together with Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the UNESCO World Heritage Site “the Jurassic Coast”.