We are a friendly firm of Chartered Accountants on the outskirts of Chudleigh, just off the A38. We provide a full range of professional accountancy services to businesses, individuals and organisations in need of expert accountancy and business management advice.
Sound familiar?
The most popular words used by clients to describe Bibbys.*
Bibbys are approachable and give sensible, easy-to-understand advice.
Bibbys offer a great range of services at a competitive price.
We have used Bibbys for years and trust them to manage our business accounts.
It’s great to know that I am in safe hands, and always receive the advice and support I need.
95% of our clients would recommend our services to local entrepreneurs and business owners.*
*Source: Client survey conducted June 2015.
The Bibbys Invitation
Choosing your first accountant can be daunting. Changing from an existing firm can seem equally difficult. We’re here to help, and to ensure you receive accountancy services that best meet your needs, for the most competitive price.
Whether your motivation for change is that you require higher quality accountancy support and advice, speedier response times, more reasonable fees, or you simply feel it is time for a change, we make it our business to understand your requirements and deliver an accountancy service that exceeds your expectations.
We invite you to take advantage of our complimentary consultation at a time and place of your convenience. We offer a brief but thorough overview of our services and, more importantly, gain understanding of your business and your requirements.
An initial meeting costs nothing, is without obligation, and any information imparted to us is strictly confidential between us.

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