Lynn Hassan
Client Manager
Lynn qualified as an accountant in 1997 and joined NR Barton in 2003 as a Manager. Lynn is responsible for the audit of a number of our larger clients as well as dealing with smaller limited companies. Over her years of working within accountancy she has developed a wide range of expertise with which to advise clients.
In her spare time Lynn enjoys spending time with her husband and three children. When she is not watching the children playing football matches she enjoys going to the gym and is a keen runner.
Specialist services and sectors
Accounts
From annual statutory accounts to monthly management accounts and forecasts and everything in-between.
Tax Planning
Expert and trusted advice to ensure your affairs are structured tax efficiently.
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.
Manufacturing & Engineering
Industry tailored accountancy providing the tools to grow your business.
Start Ups & Small Business
The right support can be critical to ensuring the success of a start up business.
Charities & Not For Profit
Working together to help further the aims and goals of your organisation.
See what we are writing about
No company car tax from April on pure electric vehicles
HMRC rules from 6 April 2020 mean that company car drivers choosing a pure electric vehicle will pay no benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax in 2020/21. In its long-awaited response to the review of WLTP and vehicle taxes, HMRC has removed the previously published BIK rates for...
NR Barton target growth with quartet of new hires
NR Barton have targeted growth with four new hires for the Wigan based practice. The firm achieved record breaking turnover for the year to March 2019 and the new hires represent a significant investment by the firm for the future. The firm, led by partners, John...
‘Tis the season for trivial benefits
With the season of goodwill upon us our tax team look at a little known and little utilised tax saving, known as trivial benefits. Trivial benefits is a mechanism whereby employees and/or directors can be given trivial benefits such as vouchers or maybe even office...
See what else we have written about
Have a question?
We’re here to help. Contact us and we’ll be in touch.