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Welcome to Lovetts Chartered Accountants

We deal with all aspects of the accounting side for your business so you can concentrate on what you are great at.

Do you wish you had more time to grow your business? Would you like to minimise your tax bill and maximise your wealth?

That’s where we come in.

Lovetts has worked with many local businesses and individuals in Hatfield but also Welwyn Garden City, Letchworth, Stevenage, Baldock and Potters Bar.

Our approachable and reliable team of professionals will do more than crunch the numbers – we will help you to fulfil your business and personal goals with our proactive business, financial and tax advice.

We will always tailor our services to suit your individual requirements, ensuring our clients receive a personal service with a friendly touch.

So if you want to boost profits, reduce tax and maximise your wealth, contact us to arrange your free introductory meeting.

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Get in touch with us today to book your free no obligation meeting with a member of our team.

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The latest news

22 May

Research suggests many individuals 'unaware of IHT rules' when gifting money

Research carried out by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) and the National Centre for Social Research (NCSR) has suggested that only 45% of individuals seeking to gift money are aware of inheritance tax (IHT) rules and exemptions.

21 May

OTS calls for review of PAYE system

In a new report, the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has called for the Pay as You Earn (PAYE) system to be reviewed, to ensure tax agents can 'see relevant client information' and 'access a number of key services'.

20 May

ATT suggests couples 'could be affected' by increase in stamp duty for non-residents

The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) has suggested that couples in England and Northern Ireland could be affected by a proposed increase in stamp duty for non-UK residents purchasing residential property.

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