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Send us your bank statements. We do the bookkeeping, prepare your accounts and tax return, and file them with Companies House and HMRC. You check everything first.
Fixed fee from £199 for the whole year · Dormant companies £19 · No VAT added
We work with records from
Square
Excel
Google Sheets
Lloyds Bank
Yes. A deposit isn’t profit until the job is done, and CIS taken from your pay can be set against your company’s PAYE bill or claimed back. We match payments to each job, include every CIS statement and record your van and testing kit properly. You check everything first.
Deposits, wholesaler bills, CIS, the van and jobs that run past year end. Send what you have and we’ll do the rest.
To get started
Bank statements
Plus anything else you have
Even if it’s incomplete. No bookkeeping needed first.
Missing something? Bank statements are enough to start. Photos and rough notes are fine too.
Fixed fee from
£199
£199 for turnover up to £90,000
£499 for turnover above £90,000
Bookkeeping, accounts, tax return and filing.
Extra costs: no VAT is added to our fee. Any extra work is agreed with you first. Corporation Tax due is paid to HMRC.
Ready when you are
Find your companyWe look for the costs your company can claim, so you don’t pay more tax than you need to. These are examples; we’ll tell you which apply. HMRC guidance.
Send what you have, even if it’s messy or incomplete. We do the bookkeeping from your bank statements.
We prepare your accounts and tax return, and look for the costs your company can claim to lower its tax.
You approve everything first. Then we file with Companies House and HMRC before the deadline.
Your year can include small call-outs, large installations and jobs paid in stages. The bank may show a deposit before the work, while the materials invoice and final payment arrive later. We’ll use your job and supplier records to understand that timing.
Need more help? Need CIS returns, VAT returns or payroll too? We can help with those separately. WhatsApp us
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Tell us about your company. We’ll explain what we need from you and exactly what it costs.
If you’d like to go ahead, we’ll send you a link to get started. If not, that’s fine. No obligation.
