Finling was born out of an ambition to make scaling a company smoother, less stressful and more rewarding for entrepreneurs.
We’re an independent accounting firm working with a range of fast-growing businesses across the IT, Real Estate and B2B sectors by providing our clients with a fully operational finance team.
Genuinely hands-on personal service
Maximum use of technology and cloud services to reduce costs and hassle for you
Fixed prices and planned timetables wherever possible
“…it really is like having your own finance department given the variety of expertise available to you. Finling is the perfect mix of maximising technology with the human touch. Having our finances in such good order allows us to make informed decisions and set up for long-term success.”
MELANIE LUCAS, HEAD OF OPERATIONS & COMMUNICATIONS
“Finling’s initial scope of works covered a range of services including the monthly management of accounts, book-keeping, VAT returns and corporation tax with the possibility of adding more services as and when necessary, such as setting up and adding staff members to payroll. Another distinct advantage is that the software Finling uses is highly flexible and able to reconcile the complexities of various business models without relying on messy, time-consuming spreadsheets.”
- CEO AND FOUNDER
“Finling provide a reliable, cost effective service and they enable me to be successful as a virtual FD. Having worked in partnership with them for five years and across three different businesses, it is now my preference to bring Finling into any new client.”
- LAURA JONES, VIRTUAL FINANCE DIRECTOR
“Finling have helped our whole team to embrace technology. Jennifer’s conviction has given us the confidence to make the leap to move to the new way of doing things and see results. Accountants sometimes have a reputation of being stuck in their ways, but not Finling.”
- FINANCE DIRECTOR
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Planning for the future is most effective when supported by data-driven forecasts. At Finling, we integrate your historical financial information together with your business insight to develop budgets and forecasts that support decision making. Here is what the process may look like.
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