S Smith & Co Accountants

S Smith & Co Accountants We tailor our service to meet your business needs, by offering a wide range of services.

We are a forwarding thinking team of accountants, supporting many individuals, small and large businesses in the local community and across the wider North Lincolnshire area. We pride ourselves on our exceptional personal service, we will speak to you openly and honestly and promise not to over complicate things for you.

04/09/2026

What your bookkeeping says about you!📚

⏰ Time is running out!The deadline to register for Self-Assessment is fast approaching.If you need to complete a Self-As...
02/09/2026

⏰ Time is running out!

The deadline to register for Self-Assessment is fast approaching.

If you need to complete a Self-Assessment tax return for the tax year ended 5th April 2026, you must register with HMRC by 5th October 2026.

Are you aware of the upcoming deadlines?
28/08/2026

Are you aware of the upcoming deadlines?

Happy National Dog Day! 🐶💜Today we're celebrating our team's four-legged companions! 🐾We've put together some of our fav...
26/08/2026

Happy National Dog Day! 🐶💜

Today we're celebrating our team's four-legged companions! 🐾

We've put together some of our favourite photos of our dogs, and we need your help to choose the winners! Head over to our Instagram stories and vote in our polls to help choose your winners.

The dogs are counting on you… visit our Instagram Stories and vote! 🦴🐶

🚨 Don't Forget Your Payroll Submission This Month! 🚨If you run payroll, don't let the submission deadline catch you out....
24/08/2026

🚨 Don't Forget Your Payroll Submission This Month! 🚨

If you run payroll, don't let the submission deadline catch you out.

Employers must report payroll information to HMRC on or before the date employees are paid. Late submissions can lead to penalties, and repeated delays may result in further action from HMRC.

Submitting your payroll on time helps keep your business compliant, avoids unnecessary stress, and ensures your employees are paid correctly.

Need help with your payroll? Get in touch with our team—we're here to help.

Take a few minutes to look ahead at your calendar and make a note of what's due throughout the year. Planning ahead give...
19/08/2026

Take a few minutes to look ahead at your calendar and make a note of what's due throughout the year. Planning ahead gives you plenty of time to gather information, avoid the last-minute rush, and keep on top of your obligations.📅

Our advice? Don't just aim to file on time, aim to file early.

💬If you're unsure what deadlines apply to you or your business, get in touch with our team for straightforward, practical advice.

Keeping receipts and financial records isn’t just good organisation, it’s an important part of running a business respon...
17/08/2026

Keeping receipts and financial records isn’t just good organisation, it’s an important part of running a business responsibly. ✨

Accurate records help support expense claims, make tax returns easier to prepare, and give you a clearer picture of your finances throughout the year. 📑💼

Remember:
- Self-employed individuals and landlords should keep records for at least 5 years from the 31st of January submission deadline.
- Limited companies should keep records for 6 years from the end of the company’s financial year.

Good record keeping today can save time and stress later. 📂

14/08/2026

Is MTD creeping up on you? It’s time to stop ignoring and get prepared!🚨

📢 Changes are Coming to Benefits In KindHMRC has confirmed a phased introduction of mandatory payrolling of Benefits in ...
12/08/2026

📢 Changes are Coming to Benefits In Kind

HMRC has confirmed a phased introduction of mandatory payrolling of Benefits in Kind, giving employers more time to prepare for the changes.

What does this mean for your business, and when do you need to be ready?

👉 Read our latest post to find out more.

Director's Loan Account - what you need to know. 💷If your Director's Loan Account is overdrawn at your company's year-en...
10/08/2026

Director's Loan Account - what you need to know. 💷

If your Director's Loan Account is overdrawn at your company's year-end and the loan isn't repaid within 9 months and 1 day of the end of your accounting period, your company may have to pay a Section 455 tax charge. ⏳

For loans made from 6th April 2026, the tax rate is 35.75% of the outstanding balance. The tax can usually be reclaimed once the loan has been repaid, subject to HMRC rules.

If you're unsure about your Director's Loan Account or want to avoid an unexpected tax charge, contact our team. 📞

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4 Ashby Road
Scunthorpe
DN161NR

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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