Accounting enquiry
Tell us about your accounts, return, records, reliefs or deadline
The more context you give at this stage, the more precisely scope, evidence requirements and timing can be confirmed. Nothing here commits you to anything.
- Individuals
- Directors
- Landlords
- Sole traders
- SMEs
Accounting, tax returns, bookkeeping, VAT, payroll, tax-credit reviews, reliefs, allowances, offsets, strategic accounting, filing deadlines, evidence requirements and final advisory scope are confirmed individually for each enquiry.
What happens next
- Your enquiry is read in full
- Scope and evidence discussed
- Boundaries stated before work begins
- Nothing filed without your approval
Seven short sections
Accounting & tax enquiry
Only your name, email and main concern are required. Everything else helps, but can be left blank and covered later.
Before you send
What an enquiry does and does not create
An enquiry starts a conversation. It does not create an engagement, and no work begins until scope is agreed in writing.
No engagement until agreed
Submitting an enquiry does not create a client relationship, an engagement, or any obligation on either side. Accounting and tax service availability is not guaranteed. Where support can be offered, scope, responsibilities, evidence requirements, timing and terms are confirmed in writing before work starts.
General information only
Content on this website is general information about the services offered. It is not accounting, tax, legal, financial, investment or pension advice, and should not be relied on as such. Advice specific to your circumstances follows an agreed scope.
Records and accuracy
Client responsibility includes providing accurate income details, expense records, receipts, bank statements, payroll records, VAT records, business information, deadlines, prior filings, notices, approvals, and timely communication.
Accounts, computations, returns and advice are prepared from the records and information supplied. Where records are incomplete, inconsistent or unavailable, that is identified and discussed before work continues rather than estimated over.
No guaranteed outcomes
Tax refunds, tax savings, tax-credit outcomes, relief eligibility, HMRC acceptance, filing outcomes, audit outcomes, penalty avoidance, cash-flow improvements, and commercial results are not guaranteed.
Scope and dependencies
Recommendations depend on client status, income, expenses, records, business structure, applicable tax rules, HMRC guidance, deadlines, eligibility, evidence, and agreed terms.