Perkins Slade reports pre-tax loss before Howden sale
Turnover dropped 2.5% in 2015.
Perkins Slade has reported a pre-tax loss of £73,454 for 2015 reversing a profit of £106,038 for the previous year.
In results for the year to 31 August filed at Companies House the broker posted a 2.5% fall in turnover to £5.24m (2014: £5.3m).
The operating numbers also came in at a loss of £89,964 whereas it made a profit of £79,517 in 2014.
However, profit after tax was positive at £24,316 although markedly down on the £90,432 of the year before.
Exceptional costs
Howden bought the business on
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