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DownloadAdviser and statutory auditor for foreign and UK-owned businesses
T +44 (0)20 8922 9367
E ian.saunderson@bkl.co.uk
Ian is a “one-stop shop” providing all the audit, accounting and tax services necessary for a business to operate successfully in the UK.
For foreign-owned businesses, Ian provides:
- Compliance with United Kingdom tax and statutory requirements
- Management reporting in the format required by the parent company
- Audits under United Kingdom companies’ legislation
For UK owner-managed SMEs, he provides:
- Preparation of statutory accounts for HMRC and Companies House
- Corporate and personal tax advice and compliance
- Outsourced management accounts and bookkeeping services
Ian specialises in the retail and services sectors. He is also BKL’s senior specialist in charities, social enterprises and not-for-profit organisations.
Classicist, chartered accountant and audit compliance principal
After studying Classics at the University of Bristol, Ian qualified as a chartered accountant and statutory auditor.
He trained in a Top 12 firm in Central London and stayed on to become an audit manager. While there, he gained useful experience with larger clients, including public companies.
Since 2009, he has been a principal at BKL, having joined the firm as senior manager.
Ian is BKL’s Audit Compliance Principal. He is responsible to the ICAEW for the quality of audit work carried out by the firm.
Ian also uses his expertise in charities as one of the trustees of The BKL Foundation, which donates a percentage of BKL’s profits to good causes each year.
Services that Ian offers to businesses include:
- Compliance with UK tax and statutory requirements
- Management reporting
- Audits
- Outsourced management accounts and bookkeeping services
Keen traveller and weekend walker
Ian has travelled in Europe, India, Australia and the USA. He visited Albania while it was still behind the Iron Curtain and thought it was strange but beautiful.
On weekends, he tries (not very successfully) to get fitter by walking in the Chilterns and Lea Valley.
Ian has been interested in ships and ferries since he was a boy, but he has less time to pursue this hobby than in his school days.