Book-keeping
Book-keeping is the recording of financial transactions, and is part of the process of accounting in business. Transactions include purchases, sales, receipts, and payments by an individual person or an organization/corporation. Wikipedia
That is the standard definition of Book-keeping but there is so much more to it than that.
We can help you process and record all of your ‘paperwork’, electronic or physical documents. If you think for a moment on what your organisation buys then each of those purchases needs to be recorded into an accounts software program so it meets making tax digital requirements and that is where the journey begins, from there you will be able to seamlessly make payments to your suppliers and feel confident that you are complying with any regulations and you will have all the detailed information you need about your suppliers. The same process is necessary for all sales your organisation makes, done correctly you will have detailed information about your customers, what they have bought and when, also important is how long they took to pay for the goods/service.
In this every growing electronic age, e-receipts of purchases are common and can be drag and dropped into accounts systems so data entry errors are minimised, and the same with integrated stock control ensuring you have the correct goods to sell and automatic ordering of goods if required, you will meet your customer expectations with ease.
Payroll Services
Payroll for your employees, e-payslips, HMRC automated reporting, clear payroll reports, never miss another deadline.
Monthly and Annual Reporting
Production and reviewing of monthly business status, regulatory reporting. Profit and Loss accounts, Balance sheet reviews and general advice.
Self Assessment Tax Returns
Self assessment returns produced, reviewed and submitted to HMRC to meet regulatory deadlines, information taken from spreadsheets or accounting packages, no task to small.
Fees
We structure our fees based on individual clients as no two businesses are the same and alot depends on how ‘hands on’ you wish to be with all your record keeping, processing and filing deadlines.
To give some guidance an average Self Employment client would attract a fee of £360 per year, an average company would probably attract a charge of approximately £500 + VAT (£600) per year for basic record keeping, vat filing, annual accounts submission.
We are mindful that no two companies or businesses are the same and each client is reviewed and assessed individually regarding fees.
Fees can be either paid annually, monthly or quarterly to suit your cashflow. We accept Debit, Credit Cards and Bank Transfers.
Please email jill@servsol.co.uk and request a call back, phone 07738 634382 or fill in our enquiry form and we will get back to you asap.