Prices guideline:
Sole traders (self-employed) – tax return only | £100 – £175 |
Sole traders (self-employed) – tax return and accounts | £150 – £350 |
Limited company – non trading (dormant) | £250 |
Limited company – few transactions | £400 – £650 |
Limited company | £550 – £850 |
Larger companies (5-10 staff or turnover over £250k) | £750 – £1,500 |
Limited company formation | £70 (with HMRC and Companies House registration) £120 |
Approach
Our practice is to provide you with an all-inclusive annual quote so you know all the costs in advance and there are no nasty surprises when you get your bill. We will provide a full written quote for you before we start any work.
For a detailed breakdown of the work we will do for you click here for sole-traders or limited companies
Because we keep our costs low we can provide you with a highly competitive quote that is typically 25% less than most high street accountants, ensuring that you never pay more than you should do.
Generally, jobs with records in order and written-up books will be less expensive than jobs with poor records. If your books turn out to be not as good as promised I will usually stand the additional cost in the first year and help you get things better for subsequent years.
You can pay annually or monthly to spread the load. Whatever works best for you.
We also provide unlimited telephone support. If you have any questions or want some advice the dreaded clock doesn’t keep ticking.
Currently there is no VAT added to any of our fees.
The small print
The quotation assumes that you will provide us with a straightforward summary of your trading transactions for the period. We may need to discuss an additional charge if the work is not straightforward.
Our business relationship may be cancelled immediately by either party.
Generally prices increase by an average of 3%pa for inflation.