M N Accountancy & Co

Call Directions Website Contact the business

M N Accountancy & Co We are a firm of Chartered Certified Accountants based in London.Our aim is to build up professional and friendly relationships with our clients.

💸 UK business owners — are you leaving money on the table?You might be paying more VAT than you need to. 👀From business ...
27/10/2026

💸 UK business owners — are you leaving money on the table?

You might be paying more VAT than you need to. 👀

From business purchases to everyday operating costs, eligible expenses could mean VAT you’re entitled to reclaim — but only if you get the details right.

Here’s the question: Are you claiming everything you’re eligible for, or missing out without realising it? 🤔

At MN Accountancy, we help businesses keep their records organised and navigate VAT with greater confidence.

✅ Make eligible VAT claims
📊 Keep your records in order
💡 Gain more clarity over your business finances

💬 Quick question: When was the last time you reviewed your VAT claims?

👇 Comment “VAT” if you want to make sure you’re not overlooking eligible claims!

📩 Need expert support? Let’s talk.

📞 +44 7903 543517
📧 [email protected]
🌐 mnaccountancy.co.uk

📈 Your accounts show a profit. So why is your bank balance struggling?You’ve made sales. The numbers look good. Your pro...
26/10/2026

📈 Your accounts show a profit. So why is your bank balance struggling?

You’ve made sales. The numbers look good. Your profit and loss report says you’re doing well.

But when it’s time to pay suppliers, staff wages, rent or your next tax bill… the cash just isn’t there. 😬

Sound familiar? You’re not alone.

Here’s what many UK business owners overlook: profit and cash flow are NOT the same thing.

💡 So, where does the money go?

🔹 Unpaid invoices: You’ve made the sale, but your customers haven’t paid yet.

🔹 Rising expenses: Stock, salaries, rent and other overheads can eat into your available cash.

🔹 VAT and tax bills: Money sitting in your business account may already be needed to cover upcoming liabilities.

🔹 Poor cash flow planning: Without forecasting what’s coming in and going out, even a profitable business can face a cash shortage.

The real lesson? A healthy business needs more than good sales figures. You need to know when money will arrive, when bills are due, and how much cash you can actually use.

At MN Accountancy, we help UK businesses gain better visibility over their finances, understand their cash flow and make more informed decisions.

💬 Be honest — have you ever looked profitable on paper but felt broke in the bank?

👇 Comment “SAME” if this feels familiar. Let’s talk about it!

📞 +44 7903 543517
📧 [email protected]
🌐 mnaccountancy.co.uk

💳 Business spending on your personal card? It could be costing you more than you think. 🚨Mixing business and personal ex...
25/10/2026

💳 Business spending on your personal card? It could be costing you more than you think. 🚨

Mixing business and personal expenses might seem convenient, but it can lead to:
📌 Messy bookkeeping
📌 Confusing expense records
📌 Complicated tax returns
📌 Less clarity over your business finances

Running a business is challenging enough — your finances shouldn’t make it harder. 🇬🇧

At MN Accountancy, we help UK businesses keep their finances organised, their records clear, and their business decisions informed. 📊

💬 Still using your personal card for business expenses?

👉 Let’s get your finances in order. Get in touch with our team today!

📞 +44 7903 543517
📧 [email protected]
🌐 mnaccountancy.co.uk

Your business is making money. But are you paying yourself the smart way? 👀💷If you’re a UK company director, you’ve prob...
21/10/2026

Your business is making money. But are you paying yourself the smart way? 👀💷

If you’re a UK company director, you’ve probably wondered:

Should I take a salary, dividends, or a mix of both?

Here’s the thing — there’s no magic formula that works for every director.

💼 Salary can count towards National Insurance contributions and may help build entitlement to certain state benefits.

📈 Dividends can offer a tax-efficient way to take profits from your company, but they can only be paid from available distributable profits.

🤝 A combination of both? For many directors, this is worth exploring — but the right balance depends on your circumstances.

Before deciding, consider:
✔️ Your company’s profits
✔️ Income tax and National Insurance
✔️ Dividend tax rates
✔️ Pension contributions and your long-term plans

The biggest mistake? Copying another director’s strategy just because it works for them. Your income, profits and goals might be completely different.

At MN Accountancy, we believe your money deserves a plan — not guesswork.

💬 UK directors, what do you currently take: salary, dividends, or both? Let’s talk in the comments.

📌 Follow MN Accountancy for practical accounting tips beyond tax season.

🚨 UK landlords, sole traders & side hustlers — HMRC might be changing how you report your income. Are you ready? 👀Imagin...
20/10/2026

🚨 UK landlords, sole traders & side hustlers — HMRC might be changing how you report your income. Are you ready? 👀

Imagine finding out you need new software, digital records and quarterly updates… when the deadline is already around the corner. 😬

That’s why you need to know about Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD IT).

Here’s the part you shouldn’t ignore 👇

💷 From April 2026, MTD for Income Tax starts applying to eligible sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000.

📅 From April 2027, the threshold drops to over £30,000.

📊 From April 2028, it is scheduled to drop to over £20,000.

So, what does this mean for you?

✅ Keeping digital records of your income and expenses
✅ Using compatible software to report income to HMRC
✅ Sending quarterly updates instead of relying solely on the traditional annual process
✅ Submitting a final declaration to finalise your tax position

Important: These thresholds are based on qualifying gross income, not profit, and eligibility depends on your circumstances.

💡 Your move: If you're a UK landlord or self-employed, start checking whether MTD applies to you now — don't wait until it's time to file.

👇 Question for UK business owners: Have you heard about MTD, or is this the first time you're seeing it? Comment “MTD” if you'd like more practical tips.

📌 Follow MN Accountancy for UK tax updates, accounting tips and business advice beyond tax season.

UK Company Directors: Have you verified your identity with Companies House yet?A quick reminder that could save you a la...
20/10/2026

UK Company Directors: Have you verified your identity with Companies House yet?

A quick reminder that could save you a last-minute scramble! 👀

Under the UK’s new Companies House identity verification rules, directors and people with significant control (PSCs) may need to verify their identity as part of the new requirements.

Here’s what you should do:

✅ Check your verification status — confirm whether you’ve completed the process.

✅ Get your personal code — after verification, you’ll receive a Companies House personal code.

✅ Check your deadlines — the timing for providing your code depends on your role and circumstances.

✅ Keep your details ready — make sure your company records are accurate and up to date.

💡 Pro tip: Don’t leave compliance until the last minute. A little preparation now can help you avoid unnecessary stress later.

Need help understanding your company’s compliance responsibilities? MN Accountancy is here to help.

📌 Follow us for practical UK accounting, tax and business compliance tips beyond tax season.

Three months left of the year. Is your business on track?Before the year ends, take a moment to check more than just you...
19/10/2026

Three months left of the year. Is your business on track?

Before the year ends, take a moment to check more than just your sales. Your financial records, cash flow and tax preparations deserve attention too.

Here are 4 things every UK business owner should review before year-end:

✅ Review your finances — Are you meeting your targets and managing expenses effectively?

✅ Organise your records — Keep invoices, receipts and bank statements up to date.

✅ Plan for tax — Set aside money for upcoming tax liabilities instead of leaving it until the last minute.

✅ Prepare for the year ahead — Review your cash flow, outstanding payments and business goals.

💡 A little financial organisation today can save you a lot of stress tomorrow.

Don't wait until January to get your accounts in order. Start now and finish the year with greater clarity and confidence.

📌 Follow MN Accountancy for practical accounting tips beyond tax season.

🚀 Planning to launch your business in January? Start the admin now.A new year launch sounds exciting — but getting your ...
18/10/2026

🚀 Planning to launch your business in January? Start the admin now.

A new year launch sounds exciting — but getting your business ready takes more than a great idea.

If you're planning to start a business in the UK, use the next few months to get these essentials sorted:

✅ Choose your business structure — understand whether a sole trader or limited company setup suits your plans.

✅ Register with HMRC — make sure you understand the registration requirements and deadlines that apply to your business.

✅ Set up your bookkeeping — track income, expenses and receipts from day one.

✅ Plan your cash flow — account for start-up costs, regular bills and tax obligations before they catch you off guard.

✅ Get your records organised — keep business finances separate and make record-keeping part of your routine.

✨ The goal? Start January with a plan, not a pile of paperwork.

Need support getting your business finances launch-ready? MN Accountancy is here to help.

📌 Follow for accounting tips beyond tax season.

⏱️ Give your business 15 minutes today. It could save you hours of financial stress later.When was the last time you che...
17/10/2026

⏱️ Give your business 15 minutes today. It could save you hours of financial stress later.

When was the last time you checked your business numbers properly?

If you're a UK business owner juggling customers, staff, suppliers and sales, bookkeeping can easily slip to the bottom of your to-do list.

But small gaps in your records can become bigger headaches when it's time to file a VAT return, review profits or prepare your accounts.

Here's your 15-minute bookkeeping check:

✅ Check unpaid invoices — Know who owes your business money.

✅ Review business expenses — Make sure transactions are recorded and receipts are saved.

✅ Reconcile your bank account — Spot missing transactions or unexpected differences.

✅ Update your sales records — Make sure your income figures are complete.

✅ Flag anything unusual — Investigate discrepancies before they pile up.

💡 The secret isn't spending hours on bookkeeping. It's staying consistent. A short weekly review can help you keep your records organised and make better-informed decisions.

Still falling behind on your numbers?

📩 Let MN Accountancy help you get your bookkeeping back on track.

📞 +44 7903 543517
📧 [email protected]
🌐 mnaccountancy.co.uk

Less time chasing paperwork. More time growing your business.

🚨 VAT quarter closed. But are your records actually ready?A pile of invoices isn't the same as organised VAT records — a...
15/10/2026

🚨 VAT quarter closed. But are your records actually ready?

A pile of invoices isn't the same as organised VAT records — and discovering missing paperwork just before your VAT return is due can mean unnecessary stress.

If you're a UK business owner, here's what to check before submitting your return:

✅ Sales invoices: Have you recorded all your sales and the VAT charged?

✅ Purchase invoices: Are your business purchases supported by the correct records?

✅ Business expenses: Have you recorded relevant expenses and checked whether the VAT is recoverable?

✅ Bank statements: Do your transactions match your accounting records?

✅ VAT figures: Do your records reconcile with the figures you're reporting?

💡 Here's the important part: Don't guess, overlook missing invoices or claim VAT simply because you've paid a bill. Make sure your records support what you report.

The deadline is easier to manage when your bookkeeping is up to date — not when you're scrambling to find paperwork at the last minute.

Need help getting your VAT records in order?

MN Accountancy supports UK businesses with practical accounting and VAT assistance.

📞 +44 7903 543517
📧 [email protected]
🌐 mnaccountancy.co.uk

Get organised today. Submit with confidence.

Address

London
E79AB

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 10am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 6:30pm
Thursday 10am - 6:30pm
Friday 10am - 6:30pm
Saturday 12am - 4pm

Telephone

07903543517

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when M N Accountancy & Co posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to M N Accountancy & Co:

Shortcuts

Sponsored

Share

Category