Accountants for Consultants
Consulting income can look simple until expenses, travel, retainers and company decisions add up. We help consultants keep records organised, file accurately and plan for tax as the business grows.
Common challenges
- Client work leaving little time for bookkeeping
- Uncertainty about sole trader versus limited company
- Expenses spread across cards and personal accounts
- Tax estimates that are hard to forecast between projects
How we help
- Keep bookkeeping current through each engagement
- Prepare Self Assessment or company accounts as relevant
- Support company formation when incorporation is appropriate
- Explain the tax effect of income timing and extraction
Related services
These services are most often relevant for consultants. Each service page explains what is included and how the process works.
- Self AssessmentSelf Assessment Tax Returns for individuals, sole traders, company directors and other taxpayers, prepared from the relevant income, expenses and supporting tax information.
- BookkeepingStructured bookkeeping for sales, purchases, bank transactions and business records, helping maintain accurate financial information for VAT, payroll, accounts and tax reporting.
- Company AccountsStatutory accounts for UK limited companies, prepared for Companies House and company members, with clear year-end financial information and support throughout the accounts preparation process.
- Tax Advisory & PlanningTax advice for companies and individuals on how allowances, reliefs and elections apply to your circumstances, ideally before decisions are made.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The record keeping approach adapts to how you bill and recover expenses.
Yes. We can set out first year registrations, record keeping and likely filing duties before you start.
Talk through your circumstances
Tell us what you need and we will outline a clear next step before any engagement begins.
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