C Allan & Son Accountancy Services

20/04/2026

It's Monday, again!

However, this one is different from the past few months, the flowers are starting to bud and bloom, there's a slight warming of the air and it's not raining! What a difference a bit of sun makes.

With the spring in our step, we thought it was a good time to revisit and try to spread some positivity.

We liked this quote: "Every Monday is a new ledger - fill it with value, purpose, and progress".

Need some help to progress your business? We're accepting consultancy and limited company work at this time.

Contact us on [email protected] to discuss how we can help you transform your business and bring back the joy to your work life.

E: [email protected]
W: www.caas.org.uk
T: 0141 889 1161

C Allan & Son Accountancy Services are number one, for small to medium businesses. Located in the heart of Paisley. Call us today on 0141 889 1161

12/03/2026

** Please note, due to attending a client's funeral; the office will close tomorrow the 13th of March @ 12noon and will reopen Monday the 16th of March @ 10am **

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

25/02/2026

Being investigated by HMRC?

Whether its a full enquiry, aspect enquiry or a random check; we can help!

We've already assisted clients that were in the same position as you, and now? Well they sleep easier at night for a start and are also in the clear with HMRC.

If you'd like to discuss your situation, please email [email protected] and we'll arrange a free, confidential; no obligation appointment.

We work for clients UK wide, using online accounting software and virtual meetings, so get in touch today!

E: [email protected] W: www.caas.org.uk T: 0141 889 1161

11/12/2025

We'll be closing the office on the 22nd of December at 5pm.

We reopen on the 5th of January at 10am.

You are more than welcome to email [email protected] and we'll reply upon our return.

Wishing you all good health and happiness, for the festive season.

24/11/2025

Before everyone starts with those "It's beginning to look a lot like..." posts, please allow us to chime in and tell you that we're currently taking on Self Assessment Tax Return work at this very moment.

Already? Yep, right now. This is the ideal time to ensure your submission is completed accurately and without unnecessary delay.

Plus you'll also avoid the January deadline pressure; allowing ample time to gather information we request and address any queries we may have.

Further benefits of submitting your return early include:

- being able to plan your finances early due to already knowing your tax liability (if any)

- If you're due a tax repayment, you'll receive it sooner (fingers crossed)

- Peace of mind, knowing your return is completed and submitted in good time

If you'd like experience extreme smugness this December, get in touch today!

Chat to us by emailing [email protected], calling 0141 889 1161 or via the contact form on our website www.caas.org.uk

Give yourself the gift of peace this festive season - get your tax return in early.

C Allan & Son Accountancy Services are number one, for small to medium businesses. Located in the heart of Paisley. Call us today on 0141 889 1161

31/10/2025

this week is all about guising, given it is the 31st of October! It's what we now know as dressing up for Halloween, but why do we do it?

1. Guising began as part of the ancient Pagan festival of Samhain, celebrated by the Celts to mark the end of the summer and the harvest season, and welcomed the darker season which symbolised death and rebirth

2. During Samhain, the Celts believed that the veil between the world of the living and the 'Otherworld' was at its thinnest, therefore spirits and supernatural creatures could cross over more easily

3. Guising, or disguising oneself would offer protection from these spirits that crossed over. These original costumes were truly terrifying, with animal skins and skulls commonly used

4. When guising, performing is mandatory - a song, joke, or other 'party piece' is required in exchange for a reward, or a 'treat'. Treats were traditionally cakes, fruits, nuts

5. Before pumpkins arrived on the scene (thanks to migrants taking the traditions to America) revelers carved turnips or 'neeps'. One can only imagine how arduous this was! The results are impactful though - we'll leave you to Google the photos...

Does keeping on top of your accounting scare the life out of you?

Would you rather try and carve a neep, over pinning down your figures?

There's no need to be afraid, with our help your business could be born again!

We offer traditional accounting services, in addition to consultancy packages.

You can speak to us by mailing [email protected] or calling 0141 889 1161 . There's also a contact form on our website www.caas.org.uk

C Allan & Son Accountancy Services, where the only terrifying thing is how long you left it to get in touch with us.

22/10/2025

Would you like to relax over the coming festive season, knowing your Self Assessment tax return for 24/25 was done and dusted?

We're taking on tax return work right now.

Get in touch via [email protected] to get sorted, before you've even brought down your decorations from the loft!

Ho Ho Hope HMRC are ready for our clients being on the ball :D

W: caas.org.uk
E: [email protected]
T: 0141 889 1161

21/10/2025

Due to the problems Amazon Web were experiencing yesterday, we missed out sharing our post.

So here it is! A day late - better late, than never.

06/10/2025

Do you need to do a Self Assessment tax return?

We can help!

Act now! 🚨

New to Self Assessment? Today is the deadline to register for the 24/25 tax year.

Use our online checker to find out if you need to complete a tax return. ⬇️

https://www.gov.uk/check-if-you-need-tax-return?&utm_source=f.co_hmrcgovuk&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=self_assessment_

03/10/2025

this week - all about UK

1. Since 2015, the UK Met Office and Met Éireann name storms to make them easier to follow. The one about to hit Scotland is 'Amy'

2. The Great Storm of 1703 was so wild, it sank entire fleets AND toppled the Eddystone lighthouse

3. Scotland holds the record for the most powerful gust - a whopping 173 mph atop the Cairngorm Summit in 1986! See, we do win at some things...

4. Scotland often sees the wildest winds, thanks to the Atlantic jet stream. It acts as a sort of storm conveyor belt, driving storms straight here from North America

5. Victorian London’s name was 'Foggy London Town', however most of the time this was actually smog driven to the city by the wind - yuk.

Do you need help to see through the financial fog shrouding your business?

Would you rather climb the Cairngorms, than tackle your books?

You're in luck!

We love nothing better than blowing away the cobwebs and getting stuck in, to breathe new life into your business; without all the drama and bluster.

We offer a free, 15 minute online discovery appointment. It couldn't be easier to get the help you need.

Organise this appointment by emailing [email protected] or by filling out the contact form on our website www.caas.org.uk

We can't wait to help you weather the storm.

Happy Friday :)