Accountants for Contractors & Freelancers
Contracting with clarity, not crossed fingers.
IR35 changed contracting and we changed with it. Whether you’re inside, outside, or somewhere in the middle, we’ll set up the right structure, file everything cleanly, and keep your take-home as high as it legitimately can be.
Built for the way contractors actually work
Most contractors don’t need a generic small-business accountant. You need someone who understands SDS reviews, off-payroll rules, expenses inside IR35, and the practical reality of moving between contracts.
We work with contractors on day rates from 200 pounds to 2000+ pounds, across IT, engineering, healthcare, marketing and the public sector. We’ll review your SDSs, advise on contract terms before you sign, run your limited company end to end, and tell you straight if going umbrella would actually be better for a particular role.
What’s included
- Limited company formation if needed
- Year-end accounts and CT600
- Director self-assessment
- Optimum salary/dividend split each year
- Quarterly VAT (if registered)
- Cloud bookkeeping in Xero
- IR35 status determination support
- Contract term review before signing
- Expense and mileage tracking
- Mortgage reference letters when you need them
Why clients stay
A genuinely modern approach
Cloud accounting, MTD-ready workflows and secure document portals — no shoeboxes of receipts, no surprise emails in March.
Fixed fees, no clock-watching
A clear monthly price agreed up front. Call us as often as you need without worrying about a meter running.
Senior advice, not call-centre answers
Every client has a named accountant who knows your business — not a ticket queue.
Common questions
Inside IR35, should I close my limited company?
Can I claim travel and subsistence?
What about the IR35 reform / off-payroll rules?
Do you offer a tax investigation insurance?
I just got my first contract, where do I start?
Ready to talk to a real accountant?
Book a free 30-minute call. We’ll tell you straight whether we can help, what it would cost, and what to do next. No sales pitch, no obligation.