Fees
Choosing an accountant to look after your business affairs can be a daunting task.
It is important, therefore, that you find one that meets your expectations and needs at an affordable cost.
As every business is different, on making contact with us, you will be invited along to a free initial consultation with a Partner, Mr Simon Marshall FCCA, Mr Mark Smalley FCCA or Mr John Hibbert FCA. From personal experience, we have found that meeting us in person will enable you to judge whether we are the right accountants for you. Likewise, this also enables us to find out more about you and your business so we can provide you with a tailored quotation that matches your own individual or company requirements.
We also recognise that it is important for you to agree a fixed fee from the beginning, this can be payable monthly where possible to enable you to spread your costs throughout the year allowing you to manage your fees more easily.
We also like to keep in touch with our clients and encourage them to make regular contact with us if they have any queries or concerns, we do not raise invoices for short ten minute phone calls.
If you do ask us to undertake additional work outside our normal remit agreed with you in our terms of engagement then we will advise you that this is the case and give you an estimate of the likely fees, thus ensuring you have full control over any extra fees accruing.
Please give us a call us today to find out more or to arrange a free initial consultation meeting.
Fee Protection – Tax Investigation Insurance
H M Revenue & Customs can randomly select to investigate income tax and corporation tax payers so with the ever increasing risk of tax enquiries and investigations it is a good idea to consider protecting yourself from the accountancy costs incurred if you are selected for such an enquiry. You can take out cover for the following:- Self assessment enquiries
- PAYE enquiries
- VAT enquiries
- IR35 enquiries
06 February 2012 01:40
HMRC will be sending out PAYE coding notices during the months of January, February or March. The new tax code applies from 6th April 2012 to ensure you pay the correct amount of tax. Not everyone will get a notice so don’t panic if you don’t receive
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18 January 2012 10:42
Over the last few years, the buy-to-let market has grown substantially and with it, many landlords have been able to profit from the ever-increasing rental income and record low interest rates. However, landlords are often tempted to file their own tax returns to cut down on costs. The
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09 January 2012 03:51
Despite being widely criticised for unfairly targeting 12,000 smaller businesses HMRChave announced that they will continue with their controversial business records checks.Whilst HMRC initially emphasised the educational aspect of their business records checksthe reality is that they are compliance checks that can result in the collection of
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06 January 2012 09:24
HMRC has announced that electricians will be the next group targeted as part of its crackdown on tax evasion.The Electrician''s Tax Safe Plan will be launched in February 2012 and will offer favourable termsfor electricians to come forward and declare their unpaid tax.Following this, HM Revenue
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