Accounts
Organised records, year-end accounts that are explained properly, and management information that helps you run the business.
Accountancy support for individuals and businesses across the UK
A fresh approach to accounts, tax and advice.
Personal, joined-up support for sole traders, companies, contractors, landlords and charities.
What to expect
Explained in plain English
Figures, deadlines and choices are talked through, not left in an inbox.
One joined-up set of records
Bookkeeping, VAT, accounts and tax work from the same figures.
Scope and fee agreed first
You know what is included and what it costs before any work begins.
Accounts, tax and business support
Use one service, or combine several so the same records carry through.
Tax
Personal and company tax returns prepared and explained, with support to plan ahead and meet filing deadlines.
VAT
Help with VAT registration, choosing a suitable scheme and preparing returns from your business records.
Payroll and business
Payroll processing, advice on employee pay and benefits, and accounting support when starting or closing a company.
What clients say
In their own words, as published on the practice’s website in August 2017.
Yemi has the right balance of professionalism and approachability, coupled with first-rate accountancy expertise and advice.
As someone new to the world of limited companies they have guided me every step of the way.
Calm, knowledgeable, patient and fully in control.
How working together starts
The scope and fee are agreed before any work begins.
- Step 01
Start an enquiry
Describe your situation in a few sentences, by form, phone or email.
- Step 02
Talk it through
Anewthing talks through what you need and how it could be handled.
- Step 03
Agree the scope and fee
You know what is included and what it costs before any work begins.
- Step 04
Share information and authorise
You are told what information is needed and how to share it securely.
From the blog
Plain-English explainers, checked against GOV.UK. All articles.
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: a practical guide for sole traders and landlords
Quarterly digital updates are now a reality for many sole traders and landlords. Here is who is affected, when, and how to prepare.
Self Assessment deadlines and payments on account, explained
The dates that matter for your tax return, how payments on account work, and what happens if you are late.
Do you need to register for VAT?
The £90,000 threshold, the two tests that trigger registration, and when registering voluntarily makes sense.
Talk to Anewthing about what you need
Tell us what you need. The scope and fee are agreed before work begins.
Call the practice
info@anewthingaccounting.co.uk
Based in Kent and working with clients across the UK.
Frequently asked questions
Getting started with Anewthing.
Who does Anewthing work with?
Individuals, sole traders, partnerships and limited liability partnerships, limited companies, contractors, landlords and charities. The practice is based in Kent and works with clients across the UK.
Which services are available?
Accounts preparation, bookkeeping and management accounts; Self Assessment, Corporation Tax, property and Capital Gains Tax, and IR35 advice; VAT registration and returns; payroll, PAYE health checks and remuneration planning; and company formation, start-up advice and closing a company. The services overview describes each one.
How do I get started?
Start an enquiry through the contact page, call the practice or email info@anewthingaccounting.co.uk. Anewthing will talk through what you need, agree the scope of the work and the fee, and explain what information is required before any work begins.
How are fees worked out?
Fees depend on the work involved, the state of your records and how often you need support, so they are agreed with you once your requirements are clear. This website does not publish standard prices.
Question not answered?
Ask Anewthing directly.