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North East's digital network announces new partner

Digital Union, the largest digital and commercial creative network in the North East of England, is thrilled to announce it is partnering with Blu Sky Chartered Accounts;a digital savvy and forward thinking Accountancy business based in the North East.

The Blu Sky team thrive in providing tech and digital accountancy advice and services that can help businesses grow through maximising their finances. Digital companies have complex trading processes and generally undertake research and development, which means they can benefit from R&D tax credits.

Blu Sky are a digital savvy accountancy business who understand the sector and who also use digital technology themselves to promote and communicate with companies. They are ideally placed to partner with Digital Union and offer accountancy advice and support to many innovative digital companies.

Jon Dudgeon, director, Blu Sky Chartered Accountants, said: “We aim to be helpful and approachable and we don’t speak in accountancy jargon, we are very much a people business, not just a numbers business. Supporting Digital Union will give us a chance to share our knowledge on digital specific accountancy with Digital companies and in return we will gain more specialist digital knowledge.”

Carri Cunliffe, manager, Digital Union, said: “Blu Sky Chartered Accounts are a modern accountancy company who enjoy working with technological and creative businesses they aim to be the “go to” accountancy for digital SMEs. We are very pleased to have them on board as their skills can really help our members improve their bottom line.”

Digital Union supports these North East digital and commercial creative companies, providing benefits and services specifically designed to encourage business growth and nurture emerging talent. We deliver iconic gatherings and powerful, high quality networking that facilitate connection and collaboration between digital and commercial creative innovators.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Carri Cunliffe .