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If you live in Acton or run a small business there and need a knowledgeable Tax Advisor you have arrived at the right place. We understand accounting, tax compliance, and corporate obligations. Because professional guidance matters, you can book an appointment with one of our experts or simply fill in the form to get a quote.
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Tax Accountant Paddington
As Acton accountants, we focus on delivering thorough, efficient, and effective accounting, tax, and compliance services for small to medium-sized businesses. Our firm serves as a one-stop resource, helping with accountancy tasks, corporate requirements, and financial guidance. As your trusted partner, we include a Tax Advisor, Tax Consultant, and Tax Specialist who understand complex regulations and offer tailored solutions.
Because every business is unique, we treat each client with respect, confidentiality, and integrity, taking time to understand specific challenges and goals. We believe in being open, honest, and transparent, so we deliver precise tax information and compliance guidance that protect your interests.
Our services cover accountancy, company formation, annual accounts, tax investigation support, payroll management, VAT compliance, and HMRC inquiry assistance. The Tax Accountant Acton team in Acton advises on business planning, including CAPEX strategy, cash flow forecasting, and tax planning methods. We understand funding grants and other financial details, and our experience ensures effective guidance for achieving stability.
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FAQs
We are here to help you with any questions you may have
Do you cahrge fee for self employment registration?
If you sign up with us as a self-employed individual, we will register you with HMRC at no additional cost. You will only be charged our annual fee after one year, when we prepare your tax return or accounts.
What are the advantages of being self employed?
One of the greatest benefits you can enjoy under a more flexible working arrangement is the freedom it provides. Instead of feeling tied to a strict schedule set by someone else, you gain the power to shape your own day. You can decide when to start, when to take breaks, and when to wrap things up, because you are in charge of your time. This can make it much easier to handle personal errands, attend family events, and balance other parts of your life without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. In fact, having this control means you can choose to work on multiple projects at once, so you are not limited to a single source of income or a narrow set of responsibilities.
When you are free to take on various types of work, you can develop new skills and discover what interests you most. You might even find better opportunities that would have been out of reach if you were stuck in a rigid routine. By embracing the chance to manage different tasks, you create a more interesting and dynamic career path for yourself. Plus, knowing that you can adjust your schedule as needed gives you a sense of independence that builds confidence and encourages you to try new things. Ultimately, this level of freedom helps you feel more satisfied, more engaged in your work, and more capable of meeting all your personal and professional goals.
Should I go for self employment or Limited Company?
Choosing between self-employment and a Limited Company depends on your income and business goals. If your turnover is under £50,000 a year, self-employment is simpler and cheaper to manage because it involves less paperwork. But, if you earn more or want tax efficiency, a Limited Company may save you money. Limited Companies pay Corporation Tax at 25%, and owners can take a salary plus dividends, which can reduce taxes. Self-employed people pay Income Tax and National Insurance directly on profits. Consider your business type, potential growth, and whether you need personal liability protection before deciding which structure suits you best.
What is the risk of becoming self-employed?
The biggest risk of self-employment is not having a guaranteed income because your earnings depend on finding and keeping clients or customers. This can make your finances unpredictable, especially if you don’t have a solid contract or regular work lined up. Self-employed people must also handle their own taxes, which can be challenging without proper planning. To reduce risks, it’s important to create a clear business plan, identify your target customers, and build a financial safety net. Additionally, managing expenses carefully and staying organized can help make self-employment more stable and successful over time.
Not answered above?
If you need help with your personal or business taxes we’re here for you! Give our office a call, or book an online appointment at a time that works best for you. Our friendly Tax Advisors are ready to provide expert advice and answers to all your tax questions. Don’t wait – reach out today and let us make your tax worries a thing of the past!