Specialist areas
- Finance director
- Business strategy
- Financial planning
- Cash flow reviews
- Acquisitions
- Raising finance
Brad is an experienced Finance Director who is now enjoying using his skills to help his portfolio of clients. Having qualified as a Chartered Management Accountant in 2000, after completing a Law Degree, he held various senior roles in a variety of different industries.
After starting his career in management consulting in 1996, he has returned to this arena, specialising in financial planning and reporting. He has the ability to forge strong relationships with clients and is of the opinion that business should be fun.
Brad is a keen golfer, he played County golf for over 15 years as well as winning numerous regional championships.
"Brad was our part time FD who helped us to realise our dreams of growing our business to heights we could only imagine. When we started working with Brad we were blind as to how our business was performing. Just three years later we sold the business to our largest competitor and are now part of a 550 person £120m business. This would not have been possible without Whittock Consulting! "Jason Cross, Director Synetiq
Latest news
National Insurance Contributions Cut
On 22 November the Chancellor presented his latest Autumn Statement. You can read our summary here. Within the Statement he announced that National Insurance Contributions (NICs) would be either reduced or cut altogether (depending on the type of contribution class). You can see an overview of the changes below. As well as being aware of […]
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What happens if my tax return is submitted late?
The process of tax filing in the UK is fairly straightforward but requires a thorough understanding of the various tax codes, allowances, and deductions. Typically, tax returns have to be filed by the 31st of January following the end of the tax year, which runs from 6th April to 5th April the next year. Despite […]
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Autumn Statement 2023
This week the Chancellor presented his Autumn Statement. This was an eagerly anticipated Statement, as we waited to see if he would act based on the recent positive financial results (lower inflation, improved GDP predictions, etc), or whether he would take a more cautious approach. The Chancellor answered that question during his initial remarks where […]
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