Self-assessment
Self-assessment: checking figures, claiming what is allowable, filing before the deadline; the scope excludes aggressive avoidance schemes or advice we could not sign off.
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Accountancy for people who would rather skip the deadlines.
Tax Delivered in London: self-assessment, bookkeeping, payroll and company accounts, prepared from your records and filed on time.
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The work Tax Delivered takes on, in brief
Three routes in: a return to file, books that have fallen behind, or a company needing its accounts.
Bookkeeping and payroll
Bookkeeping and payroll: processing invoices, reconciling accounts, running payroll; the scope excludes company secretarial filings or regulated investment advice.
Company accounts
Company accounts includes drafting accounts, calculating the tax, filing with Companies House and HMRC. The listed scope excludes audit work, which we refer as a regulated matter.
Planning and advice
We talk through what you need, what is realistic and what it costs, so you can decide with the full picture in front of you.
How it works
How Tax Delivered works, step by step, in brief
The sequence is fixed, and you know which step is happening.
Appointment
We agree in writing what is prepared, when it is due and the fee.
Records
You send the statements, invoices and letters that cover the period.
Review
Figures are checked against the records and questions raised while there is time.
Filing
The return or accounts are submitted and you receive a copy with the key figures.
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Tax Delivered: how we keep it straightforward
Returns, books and accounts are prepared from your records, checked against statements and filed with the papers in order.
Where something is unclear we ask before filing, because an assumption found later costs more than a question now. If the deadline is close, say so in the first line of the message.
The measure of a good job is that nobody has to chase anybody afterwards. A short call usually settles whether the work is a return or a set of books.
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Facts about Tax Delivered, in brief
- Based in
- St John's Wood, London
- Coverage
- London, the South East and remote clients
- First step
- A short call, then a list to send
- Working method
- Records by secure upload or post
Before you ask
Tax Delivered: questions we hear most
Questions that come up before a first appointment.
What do you need for a self-assessment return?
Last year's return, P60 or payslips, savings and dividend statements, property income and expenses, and any HMRC post.
Can you take on books months behind?
Yes. We start with a catch-up period, quoted separately, then agree whether to work monthly or quarterly.
Do I have to visit your office?
No. Most clients never do; documents go by secure upload or post and questions are settled by phone or e-mail.
How are your fees set?
By the work, not the income. A straightforward return has a fixed fee; company work is quoted per year.
Records tidy enough for
Describe the work and we will reply with the practical next step from the first call
Tell us the address and what you want done. We will reply with availability and a clear figure.