Taxation advice
Tax represents a substantial cost to
any profitable business, not only in terms of the tax itself but also in
compliance with reporting obligations, investigations with tax authorities and
penalties for non-compliance. Small Business Books would like to help you
minimise your tax payments and relieve you of the administrative burden of
complying with tax legislation.
Working in partnership with our
recommended Accountants, Small Business
Books can help you ensure that all business tax matters are dealt with
effectively.
Tax provision for your business might include: tax
planning, tax investigations, tax returns, estate planning, capital gains tax,
national insurance reporting, investment advice and company car tax
reports.Whilst Small Business Books can save you money on professional
accountancy services, the majority of our clients will still need to employ the
services of a qualified accountant.
We have systems in place that ensure
a stream lined fulfillment of your complete accounting and bookkeeping
needs.
Aside from standard bookkeeping, payroll, credit control, VAT and
invoicing, you may require specialist VAT advice, corporate tax planning,
personal tax planning, self assesment and other taxation advice, estate
planning, audit advice and other forms of advanced accounting advice.
To
discuss your taxation needs or to organise a combined Accountancy / Bookkeeping
initial consultation, please email or call Small Business Books
now on 0800 458 1778.
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Tax Accounting references |
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Sarah Maries of Small Business
Books has proven herself to be thoroughly competent in all matters relating to
business financial record keeping, including VAT, payroll, customer accounts,
supplier accounts, credit control & cash management.
Keith Fellows
FCA
Chartered Accountant
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