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What we do
Simple. Smart. Addictive.
- saving you money – Guaranteed to be the best on price and offer best value for money
- fixed fee – all our fees are agreed beforehand therefore there will be no unexpected charges for extra phone calls or any additional advice
- simplified accounting – no unnecessary complexity as we are tech driven and we don’t use finance jargon
- dedicated accountant – our team of account managers and qualified accountants take a proactive approach meaning there are no issues for you to be concerned about
Our Services
Superior Accuracy for Business
Annual accounts
Annual accounts are a summary of the financial activity of your business over the last 12 months which are required to be submitted to HMRC and Companies House each year, including a Profit and Loss Account, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement.
Management accounts
Management accounts are a monthly or quarterly set of accounts which provide an ongoing, up-to-date report on a company’s financial performance. Along with cash flow forecasts, these reports provide managers and directors with vital tools to assist with business planning, investment and cost management.
Audit and Assurance
A statutory audit is required by law to be carried out annually for certain business types by independent auditors to assess the accounts and records of an organisation. This is to ensure that they have been properly maintained, are accurate and comply with accounting standards.
Capital gains tax
Capital Gains Tax is a tax to be paid on the profit you make when you sell (or ‘dispose of’) an asset that has increased in value. It’s the profit you make that is taxed, not the amount of money you receive when you sell the asset.
Making Tax Digital
Making Tax Digital is a key part of the government’s digital strategy to make it easier for individuals and businesses to calculate their tax more easily and efficiently, thus allowing them to keep on top of their affairs.
Corporation tax
Corporation Tax is a tax on the taxable profits of limited companies and some organisations including clubs, societies and charities. Taxable profits include trading profits and investment profits but also chargeable gains on assets sold (more on this in the Capital Gains Tax section).