Henderson Loggie

Henderson Loggie has celebrated two decades of service in Aberdeen with an evening reception for more than 80 guests at the city's Chester Hotel. The accountancy firm first opened its Aberdeen office in 2005 and has since become an established adviser to local businesses, charities and organisations

Scottish accountancy firm Henderson Loggie is urging Scottish charities to take early action as changes to both the audit threshold and the Charities SORP 2026 create a new and more complex reporting landscape. The Scottish Government has announced that the statutory audit threshold will rise for th

Henderson Loggie has announced the first round of grants from the accountancy firm's new Charitable Foundation, distributing over £10,000 to five grassroots charities across Scotland.

Scottish company directors and key individuals are being urged to act now to avoid falling foul of sweeping new Companies House rules that come into force on 18 November 2025. From that date, all new incorporations and appointments will require mandatory ID checks.

Henderson Loggie has secured significant new public sector wins in health and education, providing internal audit and consulting services. The firm has been appointed to the NHS Shared Business Services (SBS) Framework Agreement for Audit Services for Health, to provide both internal audit services

Henderson Loggie has appointed Matthew McDermott as director of its accounting and business services (ABS) team. Mr McDermott will be based in the Glasgow office from 22 September, reflecting the firm’s commitment to strengthening its presence in the West of Scotland.

Henderson Loggie has reported a 13% increase in annual turnover to £14.5 million, and a 22% rise in pretax profits from £3.5m to £4.3m, for the year ending 31 March 2025. Over the past six years, following a renewed strategic vision, the firm has more than doubled its turnover and

Accountancy firm Henderson Loggie has expanded its trainee intake to 14 this year, welcoming 11 new starts this month alongside three recent recruits as part of its investment in developing future talent. The latest recruits include eight graduates, one modern apprentice, and four direct-entry train

Henderson Loggie has become an official sponsor of the Edinburgh Business Stories podcast, a platform showcasing the entrepreneurs, innovators, and business leaders shaping the capital’s economy. Hosted by Alex Richards and Alan Smith, Edinburgh Business Stories dives into the real journey beh

Henderson Loggie has joined the Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland to strengthen the firm’s cyber resilience amid growing digital threats to the professional services sector. The strategic partnership gives the accountancy firm direct access to national cyber experts, real-time threat intelligenc

Scottish law firms are approaching the adoption of artificial intelligence with a mixture of caution and curiosity, according to a new survey by accountancy firm Henderson Loggie. While most have yet to implement AI, a clear shift is underway as the sector begins to explore its potential.

Callum Carmichael and Michelle Elliot of FRP Advisory, together with Shona Campbell of Henderson Loggie LLP, have been appointed administrators of Greenfold Systems Ltd, a specialist manufacturing business based in Dunfermline, on 10 July 2025. The company operated from premises at Pitreavie Busines

Henderson Loggie has appointed Grant Snedden to lead its games and digital sector team. Recent data from Scottish Games Network indicates that Scotland is home to 484 game studios, alongside numerous tech and games-adjacent companies. Nationally, the UK gaming market was valued at £7.63 billio

Organisations working to support vulnerable individuals across Scotland are being invited to apply for grant funding from a newly launched charitable foundation. Accountancy firm Henderson Loggie has established the Henderson Loggie Charitable Foundation to provide support to those most in need.

The Scottish Government's recent commitment to raise the charity audit income threshold from £500,000 to £1 million marks a significant shift in the regulatory landscape for Scottish charities. This change, set to take effect with the introduction of new Charities Accounts (Scotland) Reg