Free first meeting
Where the records stand and how far behind, if at all.
Somerset and remote · Small businesses, sole traders and trades
Figures during the year,
Figures during the year,
not after it.
A set of accounts arriving nine months after the year end tells you about a business that no longer exists. Monthly figures are the only kind that change a decision while you can still make one.
- 2019trading since
- UKregistered company
- Fixedmonthly fees
- Freefirst meeting
What we do
Four services, on a fixed monthly fee
Bookkeeping and payroll. We are not registered auditors and nothing we prepare carries assurance.
Day-to-day bookkeeping
Transactions recorded, bank accounts reconciled and the month closed by an agreed date.
See the programVAT & Making Tax Digital
VAT returns prepared and filed under Making Tax Digital, with the scheme checked against your trade.
See the programPayroll & CIS
Payroll with RTI submissions and auto-enrolment, plus Construction Industry Scheme returns.
See the programManagement accounts
Monthly or quarterly figures showing what the business is actually doing, with the numbers explained.
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How it works
How we work
Close on a fixed date, query things while they are fresh, charge a fixed fee, and be clear about scope.
Fixed monthly fee
Agreed in writing, with catch-up priced separately.
Monthly close
On a date you can plan around.
Year-end handover
Records your accountant can actually use.
Working together
Ways to work with us
Fixed monthly fees agreed in writing. Catch-up work is always quoted separately after a look at the records.
Bookkeeping & VAT
Monthly close and quarterly VAT returns.
- Accounts reconciled monthly
- Closed by an agreed date
- VAT scheme checked annually
- Filed under Making Tax Digital
- Fixed monthly fee
Full bookkeeping service
Everything monthly, including payroll and CIS.
- Bookkeeping, VAT and monthly close
- Payroll with RTI and pensions
- CIS verification and returns
- Management accounts you will read
- Year-end handover to your accountant
Catch-up project
Records that are months or years behind.
- Assessed before quoting
- Priced honestly, not optimistically
- Oldest periods worked first
- Brought to a current close
- Ongoing service optional
Every engagement is quoted after a free consultation. No subscription.
How we work
A Somerset practice, clear about scope
GG Accountancy Ltd is a private limited company registered in England and Wales under company number 12252175, incorporated in October 2019, with its registered office at Ceadda House St. Chads Avenue, Midsomer Norton, Radstock BA3 2HG.
We keep books and run payroll. We are supervised for anti-money laundering purposes, which is a legal requirement for bookkeeping businesses — ask us for the details, and ask anyone you are considering. We are not registered auditors, nothing we prepare carries assurance, and we are not FCA authorised so we give no investment or pension advice. Your tax filings and payments remain legally yours.
Frequently asked
The questions we get most
Do I still need an accountant?
Often yes, for year-end accounts and tax returns. We keep the records current so that work is quicker and cheaper, and we will hand everything over in a usable state.
My books are a year behind. Is that a problem?
Common, and fixable. Catch-up is quoted separately after we have looked, because anyone pricing it unseen is guessing.
Can you give my bank reviewed accounts?
No. That needs a registered auditor or an accountancy firm providing assurance. We prepare the underlying records for them to work from.
Is flat rate VAT still right for me?
Worth checking annually. It often stops being worthwhile as a business grows, and almost nobody revisits the decision once it is made.
Do you handle CIS?
Yes — verification, correct deduction rates, monthly returns and statements. It is where trades most often get caught out.
Which software do you use?
Whatever you already use, within reason. If you are on paper and MTD applies, we will explain exactly what has to change.
Behind on the books?
A free first meeting, and an honest quote for catching up. No obligation.