Helping new and existing small businesses streamline and digitise bookkeeping practices.

Helping you with all of your business and accountancy needs.

I will meet with you to discuss solutions for your business and give full training if you wish to apply the solutions yourself or I am happy to take the burden, allowing you to concentrate on what you do best.

Here's how I can help.

Business accounts & taxation

Preparation and submission of statutory year end accounts and corporation tax returns.

Payroll & CIS returns

Completion and submission of all required returns to HMRC for payroll and Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) reclaims and payments.

Self assessment & taxation

Preparation of year end profit and loss statements and submission of personal tax returns.

Zero-compromise when it comes to standards.

LW Accounting and Business Services Ltd is licensed and regulated by AAT. AAT is recognised by HM Treasury to supervise compliance with the Money Laundering Regulations.

Company Registration Number 13340888 | VAT Number 440167029   

I offer a no obligation consultation to discuss your needs.

You don’t need to feel under pressure to choose your accountancy firm. I will sit down and speak to you – then it’s up to you to decide if I’m right for you.

Are you an existing client?

You can access your own client portal directly from this website. Everything you need to access is all stored there, ready for you 24/7.

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