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Buhir Rafiq
Managing Director of Total Books
Since 2009 I have been the owner of a successful accountancy practice - Total Books. I am skilled in tax advice, accounting, business management and growth, bookkeeping and management. I am a caring and client-focused accountant who treats each customers business and its growth as though it is my own. My practice is licensed by the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) and registered tax agents for HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). As well as Licensed Certified Practicing Accountants with the (ICPA).
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