Accounts Services for Sole Traders

We Make Every Penny Count

Finding time for growth planning, developing a marketing strategy or accounts is challenging and eats up valuable time. We ease the burden and allow you to take the lead in your success.

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Bring order to your documents chaos

Get clear on cash flow

Ongoing compliance

Tame your receipts

Delivering unwavering support

We can help you find ways to pay for that roof repair, upgrade your equipment or make your invoicing system more efficient. Meanwhile you can focus on the important stuff, like selecting today’s playlist to enjoy while you work.

Dedicated Service - Assuring you of our focused attention and a deeper understanding of your goals.

Transparent Fees - The last thing any business needs is unexpected bills coming through their door.

Digital First - We help you automate and streamline your bookkeeping.

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For a limited company, no. You must have separate bank account in the name of the company, as it is a separate legal entity. If you are a trader, then yes you can, but it might be difficult for your accountant to know which are business expenses and which are private. We would recommend using a separate bank account for all of your business transactions.

Short answer, yes. However, although you can do your own accounting it may be costlier and more time consuming to do your accounts yourself rather than hire an accountant. There are a lot of rules and standards that your financial records need to follow, as well as many deadlines throughout the year.

You must register for VAT if your turnover (sales figure before deducting any expenses) exceeds £90,000 in a 12-month rolling period. When you do exceed this threshold, you have the rest of that current month, plus the following month to get registered before you need to start charging VAT. For example, you breach the VAT threshold on 17th June, you will need to register from 1st August.

They can choose not to have one, however, we provide services to businesses of all sizes. Just because you’re a small business doesn’t mean you can’t benefit from having an accountant to help you claim all the available reliefs and help you as your business grows. 

Appointing an accountant proactively can help you avoid issues before you encounter them. Regular discussions with your accountant can identify potential challenges before they become serious problems.