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Accounting & Finance

Accounting and finance work that adds up

Accounting marks are won on method: the right treatment, applied consistently, explained in plain English. We help with financial statements, ratio analysis, costing and investment appraisal — with every figure traceable and every assumption stated.

How we support accounting & finance students

  • Financial statements — preparing and interpreting statements of profit or loss, financial position and cash flows.
  • Ratio analysis — profitability, liquidity, efficiency and gearing, interpreted rather than listed.
  • Management accounting — costing methods, budgeting, variances and short-term decision-making techniques.
  • Investment appraisal — NPV, IRR, payback and ARR, applied to the scenario in your brief.
  • Taxation and audit fundamentals — core principles explained at your module's depth.
  • Referencing and presentation — Harvard or your programme's style, with tables and appendices formatted properly.

Show your working

Finance markers award method marks long before they check the final figure. Answers are built so every calculation can be traced: assumptions are stated, formulas are shown and results are commented on rather than left to speak for themselves.

Where your module uses a spreadsheet model, we keep the logic readable — clear labels, consistent formulas and a short explanation of what each section does.

From calculations to commentary

A strong finance answer does not stop at the ratio. It says what the number means for the business, its stakeholders and its decisions — and where the analysis is limited by the data available.

We never invent figures. If a number is missing from your case or dataset, we show you how to reason around it and state the limitation honestly.

Frequently asked questions

We support academic modules and professional qualifications. Send the syllabus or unit outline and we will confirm a specialist for the paper.
Harvard is standard for most UK business schools; some professional bodies publish their own guidance. Tell us which applies and we follow it.
Yes — anonymise it if needed. We build the analysis on the figures you provide, and we never fabricate numbers to fill gaps.
Both. Financial modelling and ratio work usually runs in Excel; quantitative analysis for finance dissertations can be handled in SPSS or R where your module requires it.

Last reviewed: 19 September 2022

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