CIS awareness built in
Deductions, statements and reclaims tracked as part of your normal bookkeeping, not bolted on as an afterthought.
Construction runs on different rules to most small businesses. CIS deductions to track, retentions held back until a job's signed off, staged payments that don't land when the invoice says they should — an accountant who hasn't worked with trades before will always be a step behind. Buzz works with builders, tradespeople and subcontractors who want an accountant that already understands how the money actually moves on site.
If you work under the Construction Industry Scheme, either as a contractor deducting tax from subcontractors or a subcontractor having it deducted from you, the paperwork adds a layer most other small businesses never have to think about. We keep on top of CIS deductions as part of your regular bookkeeping, so what's been deducted, what's owed and what can be reclaimed is clear well before your return is due — not something you're reconstructing from old invoices in a panic.


Construction income rarely lands in a neat, predictable way. Staged payments, retentions held back until practical completion, materials bought up front before a penny comes in — it all creates a gap between being profitable on paper and having the cash to cover next week's wages and supplier accounts. We help you see that gap coming, so cashflow stops being something that catches you out mid-project.
Deductions, statements and reclaims tracked as part of your normal bookkeeping, not bolted on as an afterthought.
Visibility over what's coming in and when, so retentions and staged payments don't leave you short.
CIS returns, VAT and year-end filings tracked and flagged, so nothing gets missed between jobs.
Someone who already understands the trade, so you're not explaining CIS and retentions from scratch every call.
FreeAgent included as part of your package, so invoices and receipts can be sorted on site, not at the kitchen table at 11pm.
No surprise bills when a job runs long or HMRC asks a question — support included as standard.







