ACCOUNTS AND TAX RETURNS
Like most accountants, we prepare accounts and tax returns for sole traders, partnerships and Limited companies. So nothing special here!
But, we don't stop there. Once we have prepared the accounts and the tax returns, we do two things:

Analyse the figures. Are there any trends?

Is the company spending its money wisely?

What is the relationship between some of the numbers?

Where can the business save money or improve efficiencies?

Has the company got too many or too few employees? Where is the marketing expenditure concentrated on?

Are they working? What else can be done?

How can we help you make more money?

Are we paying too much tax?

Could we plan so that we pay as little tax as possible?

What about the future?

Can we restructure the business to reduce future tax burdens?

Can we produce a capital gain for example rather than a trading income which saves you more tax?
My previous accountant charged me £70.00 to do my tax return. I thought it was great value. When she upped and left, I went to see Advantage who I was recommended to see by a friend. I paid more to Advantage but I got back over £2,000 for that tax year. Then when Advantage looked at my previous tax returns, there was still more that I should have claimed. In total, I got just over £4,000 back.
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