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Welcoming Accountants

We are professional accountants in Fleet, Hampshire with 15 years experience and expertise in helping small businesses.    

Our mission is to provide affordable, reliable and timely services. 

We will let you focus on your business while we take care of your compliance worries with HMRC.

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Services

Accounting services

We specialize in providing tailored bookkeeping and accounting services using QuickBooks, Xero, and FreeAgent to streamline financial management and produce accurate and timely statutory accounts for sole traders, eCommerce businesses, startups, and companies. 

Tax services

Our tax services cover personal tax, business tax, and crypto tax, addressing income tax, VAT, capital gains, and more, ensuring full compliance and tax efficiency.

Payroll services

We also offer comprehensive payroll services, including CIS scheme returns, ensuring accurate and timely submissions for all your payroll needs.

Secretarial services 

We provide quick company formation services, confirmation statement filing and filing of changes in particulars of directors and shareholders.

Who we help

We help a variety of businesses in complying with Companies House and HMRC compliance.

Who we help

How it works

How it works

Why trust us

  • We are licensed by the Institute of Accountants and Bookkeepers (IAB). Our membership with IAB ensure that we possess the knowledge and skills expected from a professional accountant. We are supervised by the IAB for compliance with anti money laundering (AML). 
  • We are registered with HMRC.
  • Professional indemnity insurance.
  • Our prices are extremely friendly. 

Tax on Rental Income for UK Landlords: Reliefs, Expenses & Common Mistakes

If you are a UK taxpayer with rental income, understanding the tax implications on property investments is crucial to ensuring compliance and maximizing the tax reliefs available. This guide breaks down the various types of property investments, the applicable tax reliefs, and how to properly manage rental income for tax purposes. We will also highlight common mistakes made by landlords and how to avoid them.

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UK VAT Guide for E-commerce: Selling on Amazon, Shopify & Your Website

If your e-commerce business is based in the UK and your sales are below the £90,000 VAT registration threshold, you are not required to register for VAT. However, selling through platforms like Amazon or eBay involves additional considerations because of the Marketplace Facilitator Rules, which impact how VAT is charged and collected. Let’s explore these rules and why it might be beneficial for your business to voluntarily register for VAT.

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What is Auto-Enrolment? | Eligibility, Exemptions, Penalties & How to Avoid Fines

Auto-enrolment is a government initiative designed to help UK workers save for retirement by automatically enrolling eligible employees into a workplace pension scheme. It simplifies the pension process, ensuring more employees contribute to their future financial security. Since its introduction as part of the Pensions Act 2008, this system has made it easier for millions of people to build up their retirement savings without needing to take action themselves.

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How to Save Tax with Pension Contributions: A Simple Guide for Employees, Self-Employed, and Company Directors

Saving tax through pension contributions is one of the most effective ways to reduce your tax bill while building a retirement fund. In this section, we’ll walk through three practical examples that show exactly how much tax you can save depending on your situation: as an employee, a self-employed individual, and a company director receiving contributions from your own limited company.

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How to File Your Self-Assessment Tax Return as a Self-Employed

The world of self-assessment tax returns may appear somewhat confusing, particularly if you are a self-employed professional. For that reason, this post provides a simplified guide on how best to prepare your return for the 2023/24 tax year. From personalizing your return to the calculations you will need to make, we have you covered.

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Understanding Director’s Loan Accounts: Avoiding Pitfalls and Maximizing Benefits

Imagine this: You’ve just finished a whirlwind year of steering your company through the highs and lows of business. As a director, you've worn many hats, from strategic planner to financial overseer. Now, it's time to review the financials, and you notice a curious figure on the balance sheet—a ‘Director’s Loan Account’ (DLA). Is it your triumph, reflecting strategic use of company funds, or could it lead to trouble if not managed correctly?

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How to Get a Tax Refund if You Made a Loss in Your First Year of Self-Employment

Everyone dreams of becoming their own boss one day. The allure of pursuing your passion, setting your hours, and building something from the ground up is what drives many to start their own business. However, the reality is that starting a business often comes with financial challenges, and making a loss in the first year is more common than most people think. But there’s good news – UK tax laws offer relief if you made a loss in your first year of self-employment.

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Tax-Free Benefits in Kind (BIK) in the UK: A Complete Guide with Examples

A benefit in kind in the UK can be defined as all that one gets from his or her employer, other than in cash form and which bears value. Most benefits in kind are always taxable, which means that one would be obliged to pay tax on the value of such benefits. There are a number of tax-free benefits in kind that may be enjoyed both by the employee and the employer.

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Domestic Reverse Charge: Everything a Contractor Needs to Know About VAT in Construction

In simple words, DRC is an accounting mechanism for accounting of VAT that finds its principal application in the building and construction industry. The major reasons for its introduction are avoidance of VAT fraud, which is mainly caused by a missing trader. The liability to account for VAT in this mechanism has been shifted from the supplier to the buyer. That means instead of the supplier charging it, VAT should be accounted for by the customer himself. It can, however, be accounted for and reclaimed on the same VAT return.

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