Our Service to You
Our services
Accounts
We complete accounts for sole traders, partnerships, limited companies and LLPs.
Clients provide us with their records in many different forms including manual cashbooks, excel spreadsheets, information on computer packages (Sage, Xero, Quickbooks and Freeagent) and bags of physical receipts.
We submit accounts to Companies House and/or HMRC on your behalf.
We complete accounts with a turnover up to £6m. There is no minimum - we have a lot of clients where the turnover is between £2,000 to £300,000.
Some of the business sectors we support;
- plumbers
- carpenters
- electricians
- pharmacists
- builders
- antique dealers
- musicians
- consultants
- IT consultants
- property investment companies
- taxi drivers
- ice cream vans
- carpet fitters
- quantity surveyors
- IFAs
- coffee shops
- car repairs
- shops
- roofers
- care homes
- gardeners
etc.
Tax returns
We complete tax returns for individuals, partnerships, limited companies and LLPs.
This would include rental properties and capital gains on the sale of 2nd properties.
When you sell a 2nd home, you may have to pay the tax within 60 days of sale. Please ask us for advice.
VAT
We assist clients with VAT registrations, quarterly VAT returns and VAT planning advice.
This includes compliance with Making Tax Digital.
Payroll
We offer a full payroll service.
This would include producing payslips for weekly/monthly paid staff, end of year returns, P45s/P60s and the calculation of the monthly PAYE/NI.
We assist with all auto enrolment obligations including filing the monthly returns.
New business start ups
Metsons is able to advise on the alternative business types - sole trader, partnership, limited company or LLP.
We can set these up for you and deal with HMRC and Companies House.
Tax planning
We can offer assistance in the following areas;
- Capital gains tax
- Inheritance tax
- Capital allowances
- Income tax
Probate
Metsons is now able to offer probate services. You do not have to be an existing client to use our probate service.
Please see our dedicated website - www.probate.tax
Wills and powers of attorney
Wills are for you to specify how your estate is divided up on death. Without a will, legal rules will determine who inherits your assets.
A Power of Attorney allows others to manage your finances and/or make health decisions during your lifetime when you cannot. This could arise due to poor health, dementia, being in a coma etc.
It is important to realise that a Power of Attorney or Will cannot be put into place once you have been diagnosed with dementia or lack mental capacity. It is therefore essential that this is completed whilst you are in good health.
Our Philosophy
Director led contact
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