Pricing
HMRC Compliant
Stay fully compliant with the latest tax regulations and Make Tax Digital (MTD) requirements.
Dedicated Accountant
Real human support from a certified accountant who knows your business.
Fast & Efficient
Cloud-based tools to speed up filing and give you real-time financial insights.
Sole Traders
Landlords
Detailed Plan Comparison
See exactly what’s included in each plan — no hidden fees, no surprises.
| Features |
Sole Traders
£69+VAT/per month
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Landlords
£39+VAT/per month
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|---|---|---|
| MTD Compliance | ||
| Quarterly MTD Submissions | ||
| HMRC Digital Account Setup | ||
| End-of-Year Final Declaration | ||
| Accountancy Services | ||
| Self Assessment Tax Return | ||
| Year-end Accounts | — | |
| VAT Returns | — | |
| Payroll | — | Up to 2 |
| Support & Advice | ||
| Support Channel | Email Only | Email & Phone |
| Dedicated Accountant | — | |
| Tax Planning Review | — | Annual |
| Software | ||
| Bookkeeping Software | Basic | Standard |
| Receipt Scanning | ||
| Real-time Tax Liability View | ||
| Get started | Choose Plan | Choose Plan |
* Prices exclude VAT. Terms and conditions apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our pricing and packages.
There is no single perfect option. Popular MTD-compatible choices include Xero, QuickBooks Online and FreeAgent. The right one depends on how you work: if you need project tracking and time sheets, choose software that supports project codes and time entries. If you prefer very simple bookkeeping, a lightweight package may be better. We review your workflow and recommend the best fit, then migrate your records and train you so the software works for your design practice.
Setting up for Making Tax Digital is a one-off project with four parts: choosing HMRC-recognised software that suits how you actually work, getting your records into it, connecting it to HMRC, and agreeing who files what from now on. In practice we start by looking at how you keep records today — spreadsheets, a shoebox, or an existing cloud package — then migrate your opening balances so the software starts from a correct position rather than a guess. We connect your bank feeds so transactions arrive automatically, authorise the software with HMRC, and set up agent authorisation so we can see the same submissions you do. The whole thing usually takes a couple of weeks of elapsed time, most of which is waiting on HMRC authorisation codes rather than work at your end.
A quarterly update is a summary of your income and expenses for a three-month period, sent to HMRC from your software. It is not a tax return and not a payment demand — it is totals by category, nothing more. The standard quarters end on 5 July, 5 October, 5 January and 5 April, with deadlines on the 7th of the following month: 7 August, 7 November, 7 February and 7 May. You can elect for calendar quarters ending 30 June, 30 September, 31 December and 31 March instead, which most people find easier to reconcile against bank statements. Crucially, quarterly updates do not have to be perfect. They are provisional, you can correct them later, and nothing is finalised until your end-of-year declaration.
Every VAT-registered business, without exception for size. This is the point most people get wrong, because MTD for VAT arrived in stages: it applied to businesses above the registration threshold from April 2019, and was extended to all VAT-registered businesses — including voluntarily registered ones below the threshold — from April 2022. So if you are registered for VAT, you are in MTD for VAT now, regardless of turnover. It has nothing to do with the April 2026 Income Tax dates, which are a separate regime with separate thresholds. If you are voluntarily registered, turning over £40,000 and still keying your return into HMRC’s website, you have been non-compliant for some years and should fix it rather than wait for someone to notice.