Services
Nine services, grouped by what they do for you. Each one says what it is, who it is for and what you get. Most clients have them bundled into one of two fixed-fee packages.
The core work every business needs, done on time and checked properly rather than assumed.
Your records kept current and reconciled throughout the year, not reconstructed from a carrier bag of receipts in the weeks before a deadline.
Who it is forEvery client. Accurate books are the foundation every other figure depends on.
What you get
Prepared, reviewed and submitted on time, with the treatment checked rather than assumed. Where a scheme could work in your favour, you will be told about it.
Who it is forVAT-registered sole traders and companies, and anyone getting close to the £90,000 registration threshold.
What you get
Statutory accounts prepared to the correct framework and filed at Companies House within the deadline. Prepared once, checked twice, and walked through with you before anything is submitted.
Who it is forEvery limited company.
What you get
Your CT600 prepared alongside the accounts, with reliefs and allowances claimed properly rather than overlooked, and submitted to HMRC with time in hand.
Who it is forEvery limited company.
What you get
Personal tax handled with the same rigour as the company: prepared, checked and submitted well before the deadline, never in the last week of January.
Who it is forSole traders, partners, company directors taking dividends, and anyone with income HMRC does not already tax at source.
What you get
This is where compliance turns into planning: figures you can act on, and regular time to talk them through.
Not a pack of statements you file unread, but a clear picture of what is coming in, what is going out and what that means for the months ahead.
Who it is forLimited companies who want to know where they stand during the year, not just after it.
What you get
Four scheduled meetings a year, plus a year-end review of the prepared accounts before anything is submitted. Not just what was filed, but what it means for the next quarter.
Who it is forLimited company directors who want to plan the next quarter, not just file the last one.
What you get
The filings and payroll that sit around the accounts. Available alongside a package or on their own.
The statutory filings that keep your company in good standing, tracked, prepared and submitted before they become a problem.
Who it is forLimited companies, their directors, and anyone setting up a new company.
What you get
Full payroll delivered through a trusted specialist partner, coordinated and overseen by me, so you deal with one point of contact and one standard of care.
Who it is forAny business with people on the payroll, directors included.
What you get
Your accountant should not be someone you hear from at the deadline and nowhere in between. Every package includes year-round support: questions answered when they arise, decisions talked through before you make them, and figures reviewed while there is still time to act on them. Not just compliance. Consistent.
How it is packaged
Two packages, built around how your business is set up. Anything that does not apply to you is left out, not charged.
Sole traders and freelancers
Added where they applyMTD for Income Tax quarterly updates, VAT returns
Limited companies
Added where they applyDirector Self Assessment, VAT returns
Why this matters
Lenders deciding whether to back you. Suppliers setting your credit terms. Buyers, investors and partners forming a view before you have said a word.
How well you understand your own figures is taken as how well you understand your business. That is the real reason this work matters, and it is why I will not simply file and move on.
Common questions
Fixed monthly fees, agreed in writing before any work begins. Essentials starts from £50 a month and the Clarity Package from £125 a month. The pricing page shows what each package includes and what is added where it applies.
Year-round. Every package includes ongoing support: questions answered as they come up, decisions talked through before you make them, and figures reviewed while there's still time to act on them, not just a conversation once a year when something's due.
It depends on how you work: whether you're a limited company or sole trader, whether you work from home, use your own vehicle, have staff, and so on. Try the expense checker tool for a plain-English breakdown based on your situation, or ask directly on a discovery call.
Both, plus SMEs, new business start-ups, freelancers, property management companies and professional services. If your business is not listed, ask anyway. The fit matters more than the label.
Book a free discovery call through my calendar, or send me a message using the contact form. There is nothing to prepare for that first call. We talk through what your business needs, and within 24 to 48 hours you receive a quote and agreed list of services to review. Once agreed, onboarding begins, and then I get set up in your systems and get to work.
Xero, Sage, FreeAgent and QuickBooks for the books themselves, and Dext for capturing receipts and bills. If you already use one of these, we carry on in it. If you're not using anything yet, I'll recommend what fits your business and get you set up.
Not ready for a call?
Some people want a conversation. Some want to test the water first. Send the question you have been meaning to ask an accountant and you will have a reply from me, not an autoresponder, within one working day.
Prefer to talk? Book a free thirty-minute call, email daneon@dfaccounting.co.uk or call 07393 499793.
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Book a free discovery call at a time that suits you. Thirty minutes, honest answers, under no obligation.