Services · six
Everything below is fixed-fee and agreed in writing before we start. There are no hourly rates, no surprise invoices at the end of a quarter, and no charge for picking up the telephone — which sounds like a small thing and is in practice the whole relationship.
Most clients take three or four of these. Nobody is ever sold something they do not need, partly because we are not incentivised that way and partly because carrying a service a client resents is a very slow way to lose them.
Statutory accounts filed at Companies House and a CT600 that stands up to scrutiny. Filed early, so you know the bill months before it's due.
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Monthly or quarterly numbers that a board can actually make a decision from — with commentary, not just a P&L dump.
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RTI-compliant payroll, pensions auto-enrolment and the awkward calculations around bonuses, leavers and salary sacrifice.
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Returns prepared, reviewed and filed digitally. Including the schemes most firms forget to check you against.
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Bookkeeping through to a part-time Finance Director. You get the function without carrying the headcount.
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Forecasting, funding applications, share schemes and the structural questions founders hit somewhere between £1m and £10m of revenue.
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You are quoted a figure for the year and it does not move unless the business does. If turnover doubles we will talk about it. If you ring us eleven times in March, you will not be billed for it.
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Twelve equal direct debits, rather than one invoice landing in the same month as your corporation tax bill. It is a small kindness that makes a surprising difference to a January.
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Every January we tell you what the fee will be for the coming year and why. Roughly a third of those reviews go down.
Most people ask for year-end accounts and turn out to need management information. A ninety-minute conversation settles it, and there is no charge for it.
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