Bookkeeping, accounts, tax returns, Making Tax Digital support and ongoing tax advice, each one available on its own or bundled together depending on what your business actually needs.
Regular, accurate bookkeeping so your records are always up to date, not reconstructed in a panic at year end. Everything reconciled properly, so when it comes time to file, there are no surprises.
Sole traders, freelancers and small limited companies who'd rather their books were handled properly by someone else, freeing up time to actually run the business.
Ask about bookkeepingLimited companies with statutory filing obligations, and sole traders who want a clear annual picture of how the business actually performed.
Ask about annual accountsStatutory accounts prepared and filed correctly and on time. No stress of missing any deadlines.
Self Assessment and Corporation Tax returns prepared carefully and filed well ahead of the deadline, so you know exactly what you owe, and when, with no last-minute scrambling in January.
Anyone who'd rather not deal with HMRC directly, or who wants a second, qualified pair of eyes checking the return before it's submitted.
Ask about tax returnsIf you're a sole trader or landlord with qualifying income over £50,000, this already applies to you as of April 2026. The threshold drops to £30,000 from April 2027, and £20,000 from April 2028, so most self-employed people and landlords will eventually be brought in. VAT-registered businesses have already been required to follow MTD rules since 2022.
Ask about MTDHMRC's move away from paper records and once-a-year guesswork, towards digital bookkeeping and quarterly updates submitted straight from your accounting software. Getting set up properly now means no scramble later when your threshold is reached, and no penalties for missed submissions.
Compliance work tells you what you owe. Tax advice is about making sure you're not paying more than you need to, and that decisions you're already making, taking on a director, buying equipment, changing how you pay yourself, are made with the tax impact in mind rather than worked out after the fact.
Business owners who want a second opinion before making a financial decision, not just someone to file paperwork after it's already happened. Particularly useful if you're growing, restructuring, or unsure whether you're set up as efficiently as you could be.
Ask about tax advice