Pricing
Fixed fees. No meter running.
Starting prices so you know roughly where you’ll land. After a free consultation you get an exact quote, in writing, before anything starts.
Monthly plans for businesses
Books
Sole traders and small businesses with simple books
From [PRICE] per month
- Monthly bookkeeping and bank reconciliation
- Profit and loss and balance sheet each month
- Year-end books ready for your tax return
- Email questions answered within a business day
Most clients choose this
Books and tax
Most small businesses
From [PRICE] per month
- Everything in Books
- Business tax return, and the owner’s personal return
- Quarterly estimated tax worked out for you
- A planning call before year-end
Books, payroll and advice
Growing businesses with staff
From [PRICE] per month
- Everything in Books and tax
- Payroll for up to [EMPLOYEE COUNT] employees, filings included
- Quarterly review of your numbers, in plain English
- Cash-flow forecast and help with big decisions
One-off work
| Service | From |
|---|---|
| Personal tax returnSimple W-2 returns. More with rental, investment or self-employment income. | [PRICE] |
| Self-employed return (Schedule C)Includes a quick check that you’re claiming what you can. | [PRICE] |
| Catch-up bookkeepingPer month of books we bring up to date. Quoted after we see the mess. | [PRICE] |
| IRS letter reviewWe read it, tell you what it means and what to do. Credited if you hire us to fix it. | [PRICE] |
Pricing
Questions about fees
Why fixed fees instead of hourly?
So you can ask a question without worrying about the meter running, and so you know the cost before you commit. If your needs change, we agree a new fee with you first.
What isn’t included?
Anything outside the agreed scope, like an audit defense or catching up years of missing books, is quoted separately and in writing before we start.
Is there a contract?
Monthly plans run month to month after the first three months. You can stop with 30 days’ notice, and we hand over your books in good order.
Are your fees tax-deductible?
Accounting and tax preparation fees for your business are generally a deductible business expense. We’ll put them in the right category.
Get an exact price for your books.
A free 20-minute call, then a fixed price in writing. No hourly meter, and no judgment about the shoebox.
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