Payroll costs start at around £10 per month for small businesses, with per-employee fees ranging from £5-£15, depending on the size of your organisation. A key factor in determining your costs is the number of staff. Most companies that provide payroll services usually use a pricing grid based on the number of employees per month.

To manage UK payroll effectively, you need to understand local labour laws, payroll rules, and tax regulations. Foundry Accounting can assist you with payroll checks and ensure compliance.

If you're thinking of using the services of an accountant, you should look for someone who has a professional qualification. By the way, there may be an accountant near you, near your home. We mean our company, Foundry Accounting!

When choosing an accountant in the UK, consider their services, expertise, and experience. Look for certifications like the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).

Often, small business owners turn to chartered accountants to prepare and submit tax returns. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) have different rules than tax accounting. These discrepancies between financial and tax accounting can be complex, and a chartered accountant is able to assist in understanding and applying them. Find a chartered accountant in London at Foundry Accounting.

Yes, bookkeeping is essential for small businesses. Professional accounting services ensure stability and compliance. Foundry Accounting provides clear financial reporting and helps business owners make informed decisions. We also ensure that other finance team members, like the CFO and controller, receive necessary reports.

Hiring an accountant typically costs between £150 and £500 plus VAT for preparing and submitting a Self-Assessment tax return to HMRC. The final price depends on the complexity of your situation and the quality of your documentation.

You will usually pay between £150 and £400 to process a VAT return. However, the best option is to book a VAT consultation with us, where Foundry Accounting specialists will quote the exact cost.

Yes, you can file your own VAT returns, but there's no guarantee you'll calculate them correctly without professional help.

A VAT return is a document that organisations paying Value Added Tax (VAT) in the UK are required to prepare and submit to the tax authorities at regular intervals. This report details information about the company’s income and expenses for a particular period and indicates the amount of VAT charged and paid.