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Welcome to Accounts Direct

We ensure you maximise your income and minimise your tax bill by delivering straightforward and personal tax and accountancy advice. We specialise in owner managed, contractor and locum businesses, self-employed sole traders and personal tax returns for medical professionals. That means our tax and accountancy solutions are tailored specifically to your needs.


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News & Updates

    • PAYE tax refunds and arrears

      Annual reconciliations of PAYE for the tax year 2012/13 are being issued to some taxpayers using the P800
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    • Tribunal - VAT on helicopters

      The VAT rules which allowed for full VAT recovery on the purchase of certain business assets used for
      Read more.

    • Offshore tax evasion

      UK tax authorities have recently announced that they have been working with the United States and
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    • Second list of deliberate tax defaulters published

      HMRC have published its second list of deliberate tax defaulters. The list includes 15 individuals,
      Read more.

    • Fraudulent emails from 'HMRC'

      Taxpayers are reminded that the problem of fraudulent emails continues. The emails are part of a
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    • Renewing tax credit claims

      Families and individuals that receive tax credits should ensure that they renew their tax credit claims
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    • Tribunal - VAT default surcharge

      A taxpayer appealed against default surcharges levied by HMRC. A default surcharge is a penalty levied on
      Read more.

    • PAYE Employer Annual Return

      Employers are reminded that the filing deadline for submitting the 2012-13 PAYE Annual Return is 19 May
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    • Real Time Information update

      How are you coping with the new online filing of payroll information? The introduction of the new
      Read more.

    • Isle of Man disclosure opportunity

      The Isle of Man Disclosure Facility runs from 6 April 2013 to 30 September 2016. The disclosure facility
      Read more.

Testimonials
I would personally like to thank you for helping get my accounts sorted out. It was one of those projects you put on the back burner until it becomes a major problem. Can’t thank you guys enough.

Dr. S Khan. Uxbridge. UK

We are just a start up business. Dealing with your company was not only refreshing but has helped us to save a lot of man hours in how we manage our accounts.

Mr. J Davis. Croydon.

Thank you for getting back to me so quickly! As you know, getting my tax return back on time was causing me to have a lot of sleepless nights, now that is has been submitted I am sleeping like a baby!

Dr M A Saleem. Middlesbrough

I would like to say a special thank you for the excellent service and I am glad to say you have exceeded my expectations and restored my faith in accountants.

Ms F Abalihi. London.

 

Accounts Direct offering...


Limited Company

We can register your new company in a matter of hours and have your business trading within days. You can take home up to 88% of your gross fees/sales after tax by using a limited company. We will handle all of your paperwork and deal with HMRC and Companies House on your behalf. Using a limited company also keeps your personal and business finances separate.

Self-employed sole trader

If you are planning to start a business but don’t expect to earn more than about £25,000 a year, then becoming a self-employed sole trader may be the best option for you. Registration with HMRC is mandatory, but we can do that for you. After that, your admin, tax and accountancy is straightforward. We can make sure you may no more tax than you should.

Employees

Are you a professional employee? There are ways to minimise your tax bill even if you are employed full- or part-time. As an engineering, construction, medical, legal, media or financial professional, you may be eligible for a range of tax reliefs on what you spend to retain your professional status. You may even qualify for a tax rebate of up to £3,000.