Sole Trader Accountant in Erith
Fixed-fee, same-day support for self-employed people across Erith, Bexley, Dartford and Kent.
Built for the self-employed in Erith and Kent
Going self-employed means doing your own admin — and the Self Assessment system is unforgiving. We take the whole thing off your plate, in plain English, for one fixed monthly fee.
Whether you're a contractor, freelancer, tradesperson, consultant or side-business owner, we make sure HMRC is paid the right amount on time, every allowable expense is claimed, and you never get a surprise letter through the door.
Best of all: you get a named accountant who answers messages the same day. No call centre, no waiting.
Everything a sole trader actually needs
Self Assessment, done
Full preparation and submission of your annual Self Assessment tax return — well before the deadline.
Every expense claimed
We review your records so every allowable expense is captured — travel, home office, equipment, software, the lot.
MTD-ready bookkeeping
Set up properly for Making Tax Digital so you're never caught out by HMRC's quarterly reporting changes.
Same-day support
Question about a receipt or a new client? Get an answer the same working day.
Honest advice on going limited
We'll tell you straight when (and only when) becoming a limited company makes financial sense.
Local to you
Erith-based, serving sole traders across Bexley, Dartford and the wider Kent and Greater London area.
Frequently asked questions
Do I really need an accountant as a sole trader?
Not legally — but you almost always pay less tax with one than without one. The expense review alone usually pays our fee several times over, and you get the deadline-management peace of mind for free.
How much does it cost?
New sole trader clients pay £49.50 per month for the first three months, then £99 per month. That covers your Self Assessment, expense review and unlimited same-day support — no hourly billing.
When should I switch to a limited company?
There's no fixed answer — it depends on profit, how you draw money, and your plans. Most sole traders consider it once net profit is around £40,000+ a year. We'll run the numbers for you honestly.
What records do I need to keep?
Income (invoices), business expenses (receipts), mileage if you use a vehicle, and bank statements. We'll show you a simple way to keep these — paper folder, spreadsheet or app — whatever suits you.
Can you take over from my current accountant?
Yes. We handle the entire switch — contacting them, requesting your records and notifying HMRC. It takes very little of your time.
Ready to make a start?
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