Debbie Stone
Client Manager
Debbie joined NR Barton in 2007 as a Manager in the accounts department and qualified in 2013. Debbie looks after a portfolio of clients and specialises in sole trader and small limited company businesses.
Away from the office Debbie enjoys being active and regular attends the gym, she also enjoys caravan holidays with her family. Debbie has also recently built her own home which proved to be a very stressful but rewarding experience.
Specialist services and sectors
Accounts
From annual statutory accounts to monthly management accounts and forecasts and everything in-between.
Online and Cloud Accounting
Improve your accounting efficiency by moving into the cloud and harness the power of integrated apps to power up your processes.
PAYE and VAT
Expert assistance with technical areas of the tax system.
Making Tax Digital
Helping navigate through the transition to digital record keeping.
Construction & Property
The right advice to help you build your business.
Start Ups & Small Business
The right support can be critical to ensuring the success of a start up business.
Entertainment, Music & Events
The right support can be critical to ensuring a smooth accounting process.
Contractors
Clear and concise advice to help keep you productive.
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