Bookkeeping and VAT returns
When your records are current, everyday questions about cash, costs and tax have quick answers. We keep your books up to date, or help you set up a routine you can run yourself, and prepare and submit your VAT returns through Making Tax Digital software.
Ask about bookkeeping or vatWhat’s included
- Regular bookkeeping in cloud software
- Bank and transaction reconciliations
- Reviewing and improving your bookkeeping process
- VAT registration and choosing a VAT scheme
- VAT returns under Making Tax Digital
- Monthly or quarterly management reports
Who it suits
Owners who want an accurate view between year ends, teams spending too long chasing receipts, and VAT-registered businesses that need a steady process.
What we’ll ask you for
- Access to your bank feeds and bookkeeping software
- Sales invoices, purchase invoices and receipts
- Your VAT registration details, if registered
Common questions
General guidance only. We’ll confirm what applies once we understand your circumstances.
When do I need to register for VAT?
You must register if your VAT-taxable turnover goes over £90,000 in any rolling 12-month period, or you expect it to in the next 30 days. You can also register voluntarily below the threshold.
When are VAT returns due?
Most businesses file quarterly. The return and payment are usually due one calendar month and seven days after the end of each VAT period.
Have a question about this?
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