Pay as you go, no contracts. Every price is a starting point — what you actually
pay depends on how much there is and how it arrives.
Day-to-day bookkeeping
Receipts, invoices and bank feeds reconciled every month, so April is a formality rather than an archaeology project.
Your transactions recorded and your bank reconciled on a monthly cycle, in whichever
system you already use. Send receipts as you go, or post them in and we will digitise
them for you.
The point of doing it monthly is that nothing accumulates. You know where you stand
through the year rather than finding out once, late, when it is too late to do
anything about it.
Self Assessment
Your return prepared, checked and filed. You see the number, and how it was reached, before HMRC does.
Your Self Assessment return prepared from your records, checked, and filed on time.
Before anything is submitted you get the figure and the working behind it, so you can
see which expenses were claimed and why. No surprises in January.
Payroll
Payslips, RTI submissions and pension duties handled — whether that is one apprentice or fifteen fitters.
Payslips produced on your schedule, Real Time Information submissions made to HMRC,
and workplace pension duties kept up to date.
Scales from a single employee to a full crew without you having to think about it.
Going digital
Moved onto software properly, with your history brought across, so digital filing stops being a deadline you dread.
If you are still working from a carrier bag of receipts, this is the service that
changes that.
We set you up in Sage, QuickBooks, FreeAgent or Xero — whichever suits how you
actually work — bring your history across, and show you the three things you need to
do rather than the ninety the software offers.
Also available
Invoicing and supplier paymentsCustomer invoices raised and sent, supplier bills tracked, so you always know what is owed in both directions.
Credit controlChasing what you are owed, politely and on a schedule, so late payers stop being your problem to remember.
Financial statementsYear-end accounts prepared from your records, in a form your lender or accountant can work from.
Payment systemsCard payments, bank feeds and invoice payment links set up so money arrives faster and records itself.
Business planningWorking out what the numbers mean for what you do next — pricing, hiring, or taking on bigger jobs.
Sole trader to limited companyHandling the switch when incorporating starts to make sense, including what changes about your records.
Ad hoc workOne-off jobs — a backlog cleared, a single return, a set of records untangled before a deadline.