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Businesses can count on Furqan

- BY AMY HALL

COMPANY director Furqan Baig is hoping to use his accountanc­y experience to help other small businesses in the City of Discovery.

Instruo, which was set up by Furqan in April, provides accountanc­y support as well as training services to help other business manage their finances using a range of software.

Following the closure by banks of local branches, he believes it is a great time to offer financial advice to businesses affected by the loss of local services.

Furqan studied a degree in accounting and finance at Dundee University after leaving school in 2008.

After graduating in 2012 he did not apply for his profession­al licence immediatel­y.

Instead, he started working in real estate, property management and the investment industry where he acted as a business consultant.

He became a licensed accountant last year after developing the idea for his own company where he could use his financial degree and experience to help other businesses.

He said: “At Instruo I will be providing free training workshops, starting once or twice a month and expanding with demand.

“These are aimed at small businesses and tech/gaming companies – existing businesses and start-ups alike – using FreeAgent, an accounting software.

“This will allow them to stay on top of their finances and ensure they can spend the time saved focusing on their business.”

Furqan added: “I provide the utmost care and support to our clients, as well as remote support through conferenci­ng calls.

“I am introducin­g this as gaming companies have risen in number once again in Dundee and they are more tech-savvy.

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