Broking

The Ki Accounting services include financial statement preparation, tax planning and preparation, and consulting. Our bookkeeping involves recording financial transactions, while financial statement preparation involves creating reports that summarise a company's financial activity. Tax planning and preparation will involve assisting clients to minimise their tax liability, while consulting services can include anything from budgeting to financial analysis.

Specialist Tax Advice

Ki can assist in offering specialist tax advice by providing personalised recommendations based on the user specific tax situation. We will analyse your financial data and provide insights on tax deductions, credits, and other tax-related matters. Additionally, we also help clients stay up-to-date with the latest laws and regulations to ensure compliance and minimise tax liabilities.

Business Advice

A qualified chartered accountant can provide valuable business advice to help you make informed financial decisions. With their expertise accounting, taxation, and financial management, they can offer insights on budgeting, forecasting, and risk management. Whether you're a small business owner or a large corporation seeking advice from a chartered accountant can help you achieve your financial goals and ensure the long success of your business.

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Finance & Banking

Ki offers a range of banking and financing options to meet the needs of its clients. Whether you're looking for a personal, a business line of credit, or a mortgage, we have a solution that can help you achieve your financial goals. With rates and flexible terms, we make it easy to get the financing you need.

Wealth Management

Ki Accountants assist in the management of a client's wealth by providing expert financial advice and guidance. Our team of experienced professionals can help clients create a comprehensive financial plan that takes into account their unique goals and objectives. We can also provide ongoing support and advice to help clients make informed decisions about their investments, taxes, and other financial matters.

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Depositary Receipts

American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) are financial instruments that allow U.S. investors to buy shares in foreign companies without dealing with foreign stock exchanges. Each ADR represents a specific number of shares in the foreign company and is traded on U.S. exchanges like any domestic stock. ADRs simplify the investment process by providing dividends in U.S. dollars and adhering to U.S. regulations. They offer investors a way to diversify their portfolios by gaining exposure to international markets.