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Accounts Preparation
Statutory year-end accounts prepared to Companies House and HMRC requirements, and management accounts prepared for you rather than for the file — so you can see margin, cash and creditors while there is still time to act on them.
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Bookkeeping
We maintain your records on cloud software — or set you up to keep the day-to-day yourself with us reviewing behind you. Either way the ledger is current, reconciled and ready when a return falls due.
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Corporation Tax
Corporation tax is charged on profit, but not every cost you incur reduces it. We apply the restrictions correctly, claim the capital allowances and reliefs available to you, and file the return with the accounts.
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Payroll
If you employ staff or engage subcontractors you must operate PAYE. Our bureau runs weekly or monthly payroll, deducts income tax and national insurance, handles auto-enrolment pensions and makes every RTI submission on your behalf.
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Personal Tax Returns
Self-employed traders, business partners and company directors must file a self assessment return by 31 January. Our team also handles IR35, UK property rental income, foreign income and capital gains — including the advice, not only the filing.
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Start-Ups & Business Plans
Deciding the right structure is the first decision with a tax consequence. We compare sole trader, partnership and limited company against your own figures, then deal with incorporation, HMRC registrations and the plan your lender will want to read.
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Tax Relief Claims for Employees
Where you use your own money for work travel or equipment you must buy for the job, relief may be due. It applies only to things used solely for work — we establish what qualifies, evidence it and make the claim.
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Value Added Tax
VAT is the most procedural part of the tax regime and the easiest to get wrong. Several schemes exist and one of them is usually better for you than the standard method. We advise on the choice, register you and file the returns.
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Crypto, Shares & Stocks Gains Reporting
Disposals of cryptoassets, shares and stocks must be reported to HMRC, and whether the profit falls under capital gains or trading income depends on how you trade. We establish the correct treatment, reconcile your exchange and broker records, calculate gains and losses, and report them on your self assessment return.