Roseworth Reports.
We're local accountants — we see what's actually happening in North London's business economy, company by company, in the numbers everyone else reads as headlines. When you need that turned into a document you can act on, commission it.
Commissioning one is deliberately simple: tell us the company or the question, we scope it in writing with a fixed fee and a delivery date, and you receive a document built from the actual records — Companies House filings, accounts, the public registers, and where you can grant it, the books themselves. Reports are addressed to you, written to be acted on rather than filed, and priced by scope, not by the hour.
The commonest triggers: you're buying or investing in a company and want the story checked against the record; you're extending serious credit to a new customer; or something in your own business doesn't add up and you want a second pair of eyes with no stake in the answer.
Due Diligence Report
A company you're buying or partnering with, checked line by line: accounts quality, tax exposure, debtors, liabilities, and the gap between the story and the record.
How it works →Company Health Report
Any UK company's public position — filings, deadlines, officers, charges, red flags — assembled from the register and read by an accountant, not a scraper.
Commission one →Counterparty Check
Before you extend credit, sign a lease, or take a big order: is the company on the other side good for it? A grounded answer, fast.
Commission one →Local Economy Commentary
What Finchley and North London's small-business economy is actually doing — drawn from the filings, the trends, and the conversations. Published here as we write it.
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