• Bookkeeping & Accounting
• Tax Returns

By law all businesses have to keep accurate bookkeeping records.

Fritzons - Accounts, Bookkeeping & Payroll Services use a variety of computerised accounting software to meet our clients monthly, quarterly or yearly bookkeeping/accounting needs.

If you would like to relinquish your bookkeeping/accounts contact us for a free consultation and quote!

Our bookkeeping services include:

Sales ledger
Purchase ledger
Nominal ledger
Credit control
VAT returns
Profit & loss
Balance sheet
Trial balance
Cash flow
Business reporting

Take the hassle out of running payroll and outsource to Fritzons – Accountancy, Bookkeeping & Payroll Services. We offer weekly, bimonthly or monthly payroll services to suit your business requirements.

Our payroll services include:

Processed on HMRC RTI compliant payroll software
Payslips issued either electronically or on paper
RTI submissions
Management reports
New starters and leavers
Staff expenses
Student loans
Pensions
Salary sacrifice schemes
Statutory sick pay & statutory maternity/paternity pay

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4 reasons why you should file your tax return 2013/2014 now!

HMRC reported that 31st January 2014 was the busiest day for filing online returns, with 569,847 returns being filed that day. The busiest hour for filing those returns was between 4pm and 5pm, when 45,706 returns, more than 12 per second, were filed. Amazingly 21,027 people left it until the eleventh hour, and filed their online return between 11pm and midnight!!
Despite HMRC figures indicating that around 93.4% of all tax returns issued were filed by the deadlines, they will still raise over £70 million from penalties handed out for late submission of tax returns this year!


1) File now pay later!

File your tax return early with the HMRC and you still only have to pay any tax due by January and July as normal.

2) HMRC don't wait until 31st January to issue tax rebates!

If you file your tax return before the 31st January any tax rebate you are owed should be refunded to you within a couple of weeks after you've submitted your return. Unlike in January when you could be waiting months due to the HMRC's peak period.

3) Better cash flow management!

By submitting your tax return early, you're giving yourself more time to manage your cash flow.
Which means you can put money aside now or plan how you will save to pay for it.

4) Avoid automatic penalties!

HMRC has an automatic system for penalising those who submit their tax returns late. Tax returns filed after the deadline will be automatically penalised £100, and if filed more than three months late, a daily penalty of £10 is charged.
Leave it even longer and penalty of £300 or 5% of your tax due is then charged and the same again if it becomes over 12 months late.
HMRC penalties are in addition to one another so if you miss the deadline, you could potentially have to pay over £1600 in penalties!