You need to file a self assessment if you're self-employed, a sole trader, a company director, or if you earned over £100,000 in a tax year. You may also need to file if you have income from rental properties, investments, or savings. If you're unsure whether you need to file, we'll tell you in our first conversation, for free.

We start by mapping exactly where your money is going and where the timing gaps are. Then we work on optimising your invoicing cycles, managing payment terms with suppliers, identifying unnecessary outgoings, and building a forward cash flow forecast so you always know what's coming. Most clients see a noticeable improvement within the first 90 days.

Yes. We work with both sole traders, freelancers, partnerships, and limited companies. The requirements and tax obligations are different for each, and we're experienced in handling both. Whether you're a one-person business or a company with multiple directors, we'll handle your financial needs correctly and compliantly.

Traditional accountants handle compliance they file your returns and move on. We go further. We use your financial data to inform your business strategy, identify growth opportunities, and make sure every financial decision is backed by insight. We're not just your accountant, we're your ongoing financial partner. You'll always know where you stand, what we're doing, and why.