Our fee quotations are individually provided for each organisation and individual that works with us.  The following packages are illustrative of example fees.

1. We provide a complete contractor* or freelance* limited company package of services including: all comprehensive telephone and email support, payroll, VAT returns, quarterly review and update email, company secretarial including annual return, year end accounts and corporation tax return.  Our fee for this is £95+VAT per month.
2. We provide similar packages for small businesses, not for profit organisations, charities, community interest companies and industrial provident societies.  The exact fee will depend on the individual circumstances.
3. For sole traders there is often a small requirement for ongoing work.  The fee for a sole trader starts from £40+VAT per month including personal tax return.
4. Individual self assessment tax returns are very variable in size and complexity.  Our fees start from £250+VAT for a simple tax return, as required by many directors of small companies.
5. We provide a company formation service.  This has benefits over many online services including that we speak to you about share issues, register the company for PAYE, and register the company for VAT if required.  Fee £95+VAT one off.
6. Dormant companies require annual accounts, annual return and letter to HMRC.  There are also often some communications raised by owners of dormant companies.  Our inclusive package for looking after a dormant company has a fee of £150+VAT per year.
7. Our online bookkeeping system is charged at £15+VAT per month.

We never charge additional fees for:

Telephone calls.
Queries received by email.
Additional time spent (assuming a fixed fee is in place).
Discussing your requirements.
Work you did not ask for.

In summary, all fees are agreed in advance of us carrying out work.  No client is charged a fee that they have not agreed to.

 

* Contractor or freelancer operating as a single person limited company.   Usually there will be only one, or very few, customers.  Typically invoices are raised monthly.  Payments from the company bank account would mainly be directors’ salary, dividends, expense claim, telephone, accountancy fee and a small number of other regular or one off expenditure payments.