FINAL ACCOUNTS- FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, Managerial Accounting

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Yolande Tzar came to Northern Ireland from Poland five years ago to study at university. After graduating she worked as a sales manager for a local company and saved her wages to build up the capital needed to invest in her own business. Yolande’s friend Natalie, had recently put her dry cleaning business up for sale – ‘Spinz’. Spinz was set up five years ago, and seemed quite successful. The premises were located on a busy street in the town centre of Cookstown, and operated a ‘collect and return’ service, enabling clothes to be dry cleaned without the customer having to leave their home.

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