Self-employed & partnership accounts

Prepare your self-employed or partnership accounts with numbers you can trust. We organise records, check income and expenses, and explain your profit in plain English so deadlines are calm and your tax position is clear.

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Self-employed & partnership accounts should not be a once-a-year scramble. We follow a structured process to organise your records, sense-check income and expenses, and confirm the figures that feed into your tax position. You will know what we need, when we need it, and what the numbers mean. The outcome is accurate accounts, fewer surprises, and clearer insight into profitability so you can plan drawings, set aside for tax, and make confident decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are self-employed and partnership accounts for?
They summarise your trading income, allowable costs and profit for the period, forming the foundation for your tax reporting. They also give you a clearer view of performance so you can plan ahead with confidence.
What information do I need to provide to get my accounts prepared?
You will need records of business income and costs, plus supporting documents such as bank statements and invoices. We will agree a clear checklist and ask focused questions to fill any gaps and reduce errors.
How do you make sure expenses are treated correctly?
We review your records for consistency and check that costs are supported and sensible under the rules. You will get practical guidance on what to keep and how to stay organised so your figures are reliable.
Can you help if my records are behind or messy?
Yes. We work with what you have, identify what is missing early, and agree a realistic plan to bring everything up to date. The aim is accurate accounts without you losing weeks to admin.
How do you work with clients during the process, and what results should I expect?
The process is typically handled digitally with clear timelines, regular updates and plain-English explanations. You can expect dependable deadlines, reduced uncertainty around tax, and accounts that support better day-to-day decisions.