Is your accountant working for you?
Eighteen questions across the six things an accountant is paid to do, and what to ask yours about the ones that score low.
Take the scorecardThese calculators, checks, scorecards and reference pages answer the questions we are asked most. Most give the answer on the page. The scorecards send you a written report, so they ask for an email address.
Eighteen questions across the six things an accountant is paid to do, and what to ask yours about the ones that score low.
Take the scorecardAnswer three questions for a result on the page, and a written breakdown by email if you want one.
Take the checkTen questions on what you can see in your business each month, scored on the page.
Score yourselfThree questions that tell an NI business whether the Windsor Framework applies to it.
Check the rulesShows who is in, from when, and what changes for sole traders and landlords.
Use the checkerEach calculator uses the current tax year's rates and thresholds, with the source on the page.
Add or strip VAT from a figure, and see where the registration threshold leaves you.
OpenIncome tax and National Insurance on sole trader profits, and what to set aside.
OpenThe split between salary and dividends that leaves most in a director's pocket.
OpenWhat a salary is worth after tax, National Insurance and pension.
OpenThe tax on a company's profit, including marginal relief between the two rates.
OpenWhat a salary really costs once employer's National Insurance, pension and kit go on top.
OpenWhat an employee and an employer each save when pension contributions go through salary sacrifice.
OpenThe difference a contract being inside or outside IR35 makes to what you keep.
OpenThe tax on selling an asset, with the annual exempt amount taken into account.
OpenWhat buying equipment does to the tax bill, and when.
OpenA first estimate of what qualifying research and development spend could be worth.
OpenStamp Duty Land Tax on a purchase, including the additional-property rates.
OpenThe rates bill on a premises from its rateable value, with small business relief.
OpenDuty and import VAT on goods brought into the UK.
OpenTen questions on how much of your business's figures you can see each month.
OpenEach one takes a few minutes. You get a written report by email, with the scores and what to look at first, and the offer of a free debrief call with a coach to talk it through.
How well the owner understands and runs the numbers, and plans and funds growth.
StartHow the business grows: strategy, marketing, operations, team, customers and profit.
StartHow you manage, develop and get results through others.
StartHow you think, decide and lead yourself.
StartEnter five numbers: leads, conversion, purchases per customer, average sale and margin. See what a small improvement in each does to profit when they compound.
StartScore each area of the business and see its shape at a glance, including the weakest areas.
StartA free 60-minute strategy session on where you want the business to go and what has to change to get there.
About the sessionA practical worksheet for working out what your business is worth now and what it could be worth.
Get the worksheetThirty minutes with an accountant about your business, and a proposal if you ask for one.
Book a callEvery deadline that applies to a UK business, with add-to-calendar and a feed you can subscribe to.
See the datesThe words accountants use, explained in plain English.
Open the glossaryLonger answers to the questions owners ask most, from VAT registration to exit planning.
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