Photo: Mikhail Nilov / PexelsBehind on your books? That is fixable
Bookkeeping, VAT, payroll and year-end accounts for small businesses and the self-employed. A price agreed before we start, and somebody who answers the phone.
- 01 / 04GatherYour papers, in one place.
- 02 / 04CheckEvery figure reviewed.
- 03 / 04FileSubmitted before the deadline.
- 04 / 04ClearYou know where you stand.
What working with us is like
- 01
A price you know
Agreed before any work starts, not counted in hours afterwards.
- 02
Calls answered
You get a person who knows your business, not a queue.
- 03
Deadlines chased
We tell you what is coming before it is late, and chase you if we must.
- 04
No shame
Shoeboxes, missing invoices, years behind — we have seen all of it and sorted it.
Photo: RDNE Stock project / PexelsThe practiceNumbers explained in words
Most people do not want to understand accounting; they want to know what they owe, when, and whether the business is doing all right. So that is what you get, said plainly and in time to do something about it.
We work with small businesses and people working for themselves, which means practical advice about the next quarter rather than a report nobody reads.
From the shoebox to filed
However far behind, it is caught up in the same order.
- 01
A first conversation
What you have, what is late, and what is worrying you most.
- 02
You send what you have
Statements, invoices, receipts, letters. A mess is fine; sorting it is the job.
- 03
We tell you where you stand
What is owed, what is due and when, in plain words and early enough to act.
- 04
We keep it there
Deadlines watched, filings made, and a reminder before each one.
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Photo: Mikhail Nilov / PexelsThe office
Where we work, and the people who will be looking after your books.
What we do
Bookkeeping
Kept up to date monthly or quarterly, so nothing has to be reconstructed a year later.
Tax returns
Prepared, checked and filed on time, with what you owe told to you early enough to put it aside.
VAT
Registration, returns and the question of whether you should be registered at all.
Payroll
Staff paid correctly and on time, with the contributions and filings that go with it.
Year-end accounts
Prepared and filed, with the balance sheet and the profit figure explained before anything is signed.
Management figures
What the business actually made this quarter, and what is coming out of the account next month.
Starting a business
The company form, the registration and the setup decisions that are hard to undo later.
Invoices and cash
Getting paid on time, and knowing which month is going to be tight before it is.
Catching up
Several years behind, sorted in one go and brought back on track.
Software
Set up and shown how to use it, so day to day takes minutes rather than evenings.
Letters from the tax office
Opened, explained and answered, which is usually far less frightening than it looks.
Opening hours
Around filing deadlines we work later; if you are close to one, say so.
- Monday to Friday
- 9am – 5pm
- Saturday
- by appointment
- Sunday
- closed
Where we are
The address is below, with parking. We also work with clients we have never met in person.
1 Example Street, Anytown
Deadline coming?
Get in touch before it passes — it is cheaper and easier than afterwards.