Whether you’re a start-up, growing business or well-established company, we will look after you as a friend and provide a service tailored to your needs.
We offer great value for money with flexible pricing and guarantee no hidden costs and the money you spend on our services can be claimed as a business expense.
You can be confident that you will be in safe hands as we are ICAEW Chartered Accountants with comprehensive business indemnity insurance.
We help contractors, freelancers, sole traders, partnerships and companies. Whatever your business structure we will help you file your tax returns, prepare your annual accounts, claim the right expenses and comply with HMRC regulations.
We have tax planning solutions to suite your individual needs, whether you require straightforward tax advice and support or have more complicated circumstances, such as tax investigation.
We provide a fully managed payroll service that guarantees compliance with HM Revenue & Customs payroll and statutory legislation and compliance. Our service is ideal for any business that does not have an in-house accountant.
We will help you organise your paperwork, receipts, transactions and can show you simple ways to keep records that you feel comfortable using, whether paper based or electronic.
We will help you file the correct VAT return on time so you avoid paying any penalties and reduce the likelihood of being the subject of a tax investigation due to late submission.
We are familiar with the challenges that businesses will face understanding the new regulations and requirements of Auto Enrolment.
We’d be happy to sit down with you onsite or here at our office and discuss your tax concerns and challenges.
Once we have assessed your needs we will provide you with a cost-effective solution based on your exact needs.
In April 2016, the complicated tax on dividend income was removed and replaced by a new £5,000 dividend allowance that will be free of tax for all.
The policy explanation given by gov.uk at the time was that the change will ‘help address the incentive for some people to set up a company and make payments as dividends rather than as wages simply to reduce their tax bill, enabling the government’s plan to reduce the rate of corporation tax to 18 percent by 2020.’
