Pricing:

No longer dread large unexpected bills from your accountant. Hello, fixed monthly fees!

Honestly, we would love to give you a definite figure on this page, but there is a perfect reason why not many accountants display prices on their websites because there is no one service fit for all. We want to provide you with exactly the service your business needs, and no one business is the same!

How we work out our fees

Our fees are based on:

Type of business

Number of transactions

Size of the business

If you are VAT registered

How you prepare your bookkeeping records

Who prepares your bookkeeping records

How many staff you employ

How many CIS subcontractors you use the services of

We operate a fixed fee monthly subscription that is collected through direct debit. That way, you know precisely what you are paying and when you are paying it. An added bonus is monthly billing is great for cash flow (for both of us!).

Regular fee reviews ensure your business is getting the value it deserves

  • Payroll fees are reviewed monthly
  • Bookkeeping fees are reviewed quarterly
  • Annual accounts, VAT and tax return fees are reviewed annually.

This doesn’t just mean we will increase your fees.

If the volume of your transactions, for example, has reduced from the prior quarter, your bookkeeping fee will reduce. If the volume of your transactions is the same as the prior quarter, your bookkeeping fee won’t change. If the volume of your transactions has increased from the prior quarter, your bookkeeping fee will increase.

Our fee promise to you

Fixed monthly fee

We won’t sell you a service you don’t need

No extra fees for phone calls, emails or screen shares

No unexpected bills

You will know precisely what you are paying for each service and how the fee is determined

Example Pricing

Click each example for more information:
  • Delilah is a sole trader selling clothing via Instagram.

    The company is turning over £20,000 each year, and is not VAT registered. Delilah does not employ any staff.

    She usually has a few hours spare a week to update Xero herself to make sure all her business transactions are recorded and categorised.

    The services we would typically provide a business like Delilahs includes a self-assessment and a bookkeeping review.

    We would expect this business to be investing somewhere between £25 to £45 + VAT each month.

  • Derek is a solicitor and runs a limited company providing legal advice to both individuals and businesses.

    The company is turning over £100,000 each year, is VAT registered, and employs one member of staff and Derek.

    Derek has very little time, so he is looking for someone to take care of all business accounting and tax aspects. The services we would typically provide a business like Dereks includes bookkeeping, payroll, VAT returns, annual accounts/tax returns.

    We would expect this business to be investing somewhere between £150 to £200 + VAT each month.

  • Dan & Scott are directors of a limited company providing electrical services to both commercial and domestic clients.

    The company turns over £60,000 a month and employs an admin assistant, an office manager, and two directors. The office manager handles the bookkeeping.

    The two directors are not earning as much as they wanted to out of the business. They are struggling to understand where the profit is going.

    The services we would typically provide a business like Dan & Scotts would consist of compliance work (accounts, tax returns, payroll, VAT returns, CIS returns). To help better handle the business’s profit, we would also provide monthly management accounts and quarterly meetings.

    We would expect this business to be investing somewhere between £400 to £500 + VAT each month.