Starting or growing a business
The decisions made at the start of a business are the ones that are hardest to change later: sole trader or limited company, which registrations you need and when, how to keep records, and how to pay yourself. Anewthing talks these through with you and sets things up properly.
As the business grows, the questions change: registering for VAT, taking on your first employee, producing figures for a lender, and knowing which numbers to watch each month. Anewthing provides the same joined-up support at each stage.
How Anewthing helps
- Choosing a structure and forming the company
- Registrations with HMRC and Companies House
- Forecasts and plans for lenders and investors
- Bookkeeping systems that will scale
- VAT registration and your first payroll
- Management accounts as the business grows
Services for new and growing businesses
- Enquire about Business start-up advice
Business start-up advice
Start-up advice on business structure, business plans, cash-flow forecasts and budgets, finance proposals, registrations and setting up accounting systems.
- Enquire about Company formation
Company formation
Setting up a limited company around your needs: incorporation, directors, shares, identity verification, and first registrations for Corporation Tax, VAT and PAYE.
- Enquire about Bookkeeping
Bookkeeping
Outsourced bookkeeping: invoices, receipts and bank transactions processed and reconciled, ready for accounts, VAT returns and Making Tax Digital.
- Enquire about VAT registration and deregistration
VAT registration and deregistration
Help deciding when to register for VAT, voluntary registration, scheme choice, pre-registration VAT, and deregistration including post-deregistration claims.
- Enquire about Payroll and PAYE
Payroll and PAYE
Payroll run for you: payslips, RTI submissions, starters and leavers, statutory pay, student loans, pensions information, year-end forms and CIS returns.
- Enquire about Management accounts
Management accounts
Monthly or quarterly management accounts with turnover, costs, profit, break-even and KPI reporting, compared with budgets and earlier periods.
Common questions
Sole trader or limited company?
It depends on expected profits, risk, how you want to pay yourself and how customers see you. Anewthing explains the tax and administration of each before you decide.
When must I register for VAT?
When VAT-taxable turnover passes the threshold in any rolling 12-month period, or earlier if it helps, for example when most customers are VAT-registered.
Talk to Anewthing about what you need
Tell us what you need. The scope and fee are agreed before work begins.