Here at Business Support Services (Cheshire) Ltd we are passionate about helping small businesses make more time to spend on their profitability by taking the stress out of their accounts and bookkeeping.
Our aim is to support the whole business, not just the accounts. We provide essential accountancy and bookkeeping services to individuals, owner-managed businesses and SME’s. We can make preparing your accounts as painless and simple as possible.
We ensure that deadlines are met and that you are aware of any tax liabilities at the earliest opportunity. We also provide you with a full profit and loss statement, balance sheet and supporting notes, monthly, quarterly and annual management accounts.
For most businesses and individuals, the world of accountancy and taxation can be a minefield and often larger accountancy practices are unable to spend the time needed offering guidance and support to their customers.
Many of our clients mix and match the services we offer; some have the full accounting package including bookkeeping and payroll where others simply have their accounts prepared and filed.
We will work to whatever suits you and your business needs. We can assist with the setting up of your business from the outset, registering with HMRC, putting your books in order, setting up payroll and CIS contractors, VAT registration and compliance.
Our Services Include
Accountancy | Bookkeeping | Business Plans | CIS | Payroll | Register Company | Tax Returns | VAT
You and your business
From your first day in business, you immediately start to generate paperwork. As your business grows and sales and purchases increase, so too does the time required for these transactions.
Without efficient bookkeeping systems and reliable management accounts, even the most dynamic business will fail to perform.
Using our bookkeeping and management accounts services will not only lift the administrative burden from your shoulders but also significantly reduce your costs and free up management time that can be spent more productively in other areas of the business.
Company law requires all businesses to abide by statutory rules and to include certain information in their accounts.
Keeping your books and paperwork in good order additionally means you will have peace of mind when dealing with HM Revenue and Customs. Meanwhile, maintaining control over your business finances means you monitor whether you are trading profitably and take corrective action if necessary.