Who prepares it
The reviewer who will be in the room, named in the diary invite.
Report
Duty and import VAT briefing
A sit-down (or video) briefing that walks a finance or board audience through a quarter of duty, postponed import VAT, and the few lines that distorted the totals.
Some quarters need a conversation more than a thick pack. A duty and import VAT briefing is that conversation: ninety minutes, a handful of charts, and enough silence for the audit chair to ask why one supplier moved the duty line.
We prepare from your extract, not from a generic deck. If postponed accounting is in use, we say so in the totals rather than hiding import VAT inside “customs”. If a single anti-dumping line or an unusual procedure code moved the figure, it is named.
Who it is for
Finance directors, audit chairs, and operations leads who need a quarter explained in language that is not a declaration screen.
What you receive
A ninety-minute briefing with a short slide of totals, three charts, and a list of lines worth a second look.
Scope
One quarter, one entity, figures drawn from files you supply in advance.
Time
Briefing held within two weeks of usable files.
Where the work sits
Allerton meeting room by arrangement, or video. Papers in PDF.
How the work runs
- Receive quarter files
- Prepare totals
- Briefing
- One-page note
What we ask you to prepare
Quarter extract and any management-account duty figure you want compared.
Limits
If the extract and the ledger disagree, we show both numbers rather than picking a winner in the room.
Fees
£950 per briefing, plus travel from Allerton if you want us on your site in Great Britain.
Propose two dates and send the quarter’s extract. Write from the contact page or see how we quote.