Accountancy 
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MBA provides a full range of accountancy services for clients. We produce annual financial accounts and management accounts for commercial and non commercial entities, from sole traders to limited companies and non profit distributing organisations. Planning and timely submission of records are key ingredients in the preparation of client accounts and effective tax management. Therefore, we advise all clients of the benefits of a pre year end client consultation and timely submission of accounting records. Our standard terms requires accounting records within 3 months of the year end. Those clients who submit information to us at short notice just before filing deadlines will experience higher fees.
Our accountancy service is designed to focus on our clients receiving timely and reliable financial and management information to make better informed decisions to develop and grow their business. The fees for annual accounts are dependent upon several factors, including the volume of business transactions and the quality of the accounting records supplied to us. Therefore, it is advisable to email us This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it to obtain a specific estimate.
Our 2011/12 guide fees are as follows:
Sole Traders Non VAT registered from £350 plus VAT VAT registered from £650 plus VAT
Partnerships Non VAT registered from £500 plus VAT VAT registered from £875 plus VAT
Limited Company Non VAT registered from £650 plus VAT VAT registered* from £1,135 plus VAT *Turnover under £150,000pa
Registered Charities Turnover < £100,000 from £600 plus VAT
Annual accounts fees will be dependent upon quality and status of accounting records submitted to us. |
Newsflash
| Delay in the issue of Self Assessment statements |
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HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has more Self Assessment statements than usual to issue this year. Normally these are all issued in July, but this year some will be issued later. The majority will be sent on time. No one needs to worry about this, HMRC will send out statements to remaining customers soon. If HMRC have asked you to make a second payment on account in July, you normally have to pay this by 31 July. You usually have to pay interest if you don't pay on time. If you receive your statement in August, you should still pay the tax due as soon as you can. You'll only be asked to pay interest on the tax due on the second payment on account if you still haven't paid it more than 30 days after you receive your statement. Online customers will still be able to check their statement online and pay online too. HMRC are sorry if anyone experiences any inconvenience.
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