Bookkeeping Services

When you've got all the pressures of running a business on a day to day basis weighing heavy on your shoulders the last thing you want to be doing is all the record keeping and it is understandable that in any business, bookkeeping becomes one of the lowest priorities.

However keeping accurate records of your business is not only vital to the wellbeing of your business but also a statutory obligation, an absolute requirement laid down by the Revenue and Customs..

Our bookkeeping service will ensure that there is a system to accurately record your business transactions and assist when it comes to the preparation of the annual accounts.

We can provide you with as much or as little help as you might require whether you are invoicing on a daily basis or just from time to time. 

What we are aiming to do is remove the bookkeeping burden and the worry about the compliance with Revenue rules from your shoulders and let you get on with the important task of growing your business and making money.

Our rates are some of the most competetive so simply ask for a quote.

Payroll Services

Paying employees and calculating remittances due to Revenue and Customs (opens new window) is an essential component of running a business with a workforce. Whether payments are made on a weekly, monthly or ad-hoc basis, it is vital that the calculations are exact and that the information is presented in a timely manner and complies with the employer's legal obligations.

Our payroll service is comprehensive and capable of dealing with every aspect of UK wages and salaries requirements. We can adapt to account for changes in the wokforce, hours, changes to tax rates, holiday entitlements and other components which can effect the calculations. After each payroll run has been completed, we provide you with the remittance information so that all you have to do is to arrange pay the salaries and the deductions to Revenue and Customs.

VAT Services

VAT is applicable to all business with an annual turnover in excess of £68,000 (2010/11) and is usually paid on a quarterly basis to Customs and Revenue. (opens new window)

Whilst there are both benefits and drawbacks of becoming registered for VAT, in the majority of situations, the option whether or not to register is removed by reaching the mandatory figure of turnover.

Each business registered for VAT can benefit greatly from being on the most appropriate scheme, whether it is the cash accounting scheme or a marginal scheme, which could benefit the cash flow position.

We have completed many VAT calculations for clients and can assist on a quarterly or annual basis or even as part of our bookkeeping service.

We will complete the necessary calculations, advise you of the amount due and will arrange for submission and payment online which is now compulsory (wef April 2010).

We are always happy to discuss your VAT requirements, from initial registration through to the administration and calculation of your returns