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I’m hiring an accountant for my business – should I go with a monthly service?If you are working hard making your busine...
18/06/2026

I’m hiring an accountant for my business – should I go with a monthly service?

If you are working hard making your business the success you want it to be, we would suggest going with a monthly accounting service.

A monthly accounting service is a valuable tool for a multitude of reasons. We aren't just here to help you file your taxes at the end of the year – we can also provide you with pivotal advice for how to make your whole year more profitable!

But how can we give you this advice if you only come once per year? And if you only come in around tax time, it's too late for us to help you strategize to achieve lower tax liability!

Aside from this, a monthly accounting service will also save you time, give you peace of mind, and allow you to make more proactive, up to date financial decisions.

To us it's a no brainer – if you’re making money, let an accountant help you to earn, and save, even more!

Are you a business owner who counts dollars instead of sheep as you fall asleep?Let’s face it, the more you understand y...
17/06/2026

Are you a business owner who counts dollars instead of sheep as you fall asleep?

Let’s face it, the more you understand your business’s finances, the better you will be able to manage them, and the more likely your business will thrive!

So here’s a quick tip to keep you in the loop about your own financial wellbeing:

Start making cash flow statements!

These statements serve to give you a broader understanding of the movement of money within your company.

Essentially, it monitors the direction of your income, and your expenses. The great thing is, you get to clearly see where your money is coming from, where it's going, and when.

This gives you the info you need to better anticipate expenses, visualize payment cycles, and, as a result, better allocate your income.

Cause you gotta spend money to make money 💰

We are proud to offer accounting services for those who need it most.Because come tax time, your financial planning can ...
16/06/2026

We are proud to offer accounting services for those who need it most.

Because come tax time, your financial planning can mean the difference between owing the government big – or the government owing you.

And it doesn’t end there. The thing is, many businesses fail to measure and manage their finances, even though poor financial management is a major cause of businesses going under.

When you don’t have a professional accountant working alongside your business, you risk facing lost revenue, missed financial opportunities, and overpaying in taxes.

Not to mention all the time lost creating profit and loss statements, monthly balance sheets, and regular account reconciliation, all of which could have been handled by your accountant with minimal effort on your part.

We want you to be able to focus on what is important – putting all your passion into your business, and keeping a healthy balance between your work and home life.

That can be difficult when you are constantly managing financial records.
So give us a call at [insert custom variable], and we’ll show you why our service is beneficial not only for your wallet, but for the overall quality of your life.

We promise you won't regret it :)

A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is a fine for doing well.Can we ever catch a break?!
15/06/2026

A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is a fine for doing well.
Can we ever catch a break?!

A good accountant will help you save more money, so you can spend more on what you love.
14/06/2026

A good accountant will help you save more money, so you can spend more on what you love.

There is actually one part about doing your taxes that can be quite exciting and fun.I know, hard to believe, right? – H...
13/06/2026

There is actually one part about doing your taxes that can be quite exciting and fun.

I know, hard to believe, right? – Hear me out.

It's logging your expenses!

One mistake we see all the time with small business owners is that they don't save copies of their expense reports. At the end of the day, this will result in a variety of tax, accounting, and cash flow issues.

It may seem difficult to keep a receipt of every purchase that your business makes, but there are a few ways to make it easier on yourself.

First, use one single credit card to pay for all business expenses. Have a designated location for all of your receipts, and if you are feeling extra saucy, snap a photo of each receipt on your phone!

Your business expenses could fall into many categories, including:

- Travel expenses: if you ever had to make a business trip, or even if you spend a lot of gas money commuting to your place of work, you can write all of that off!
- Home office expenses: whether it's a computer, a monitor, or office supplies – write it off!
- Entertainment and meals: Let's say you took a client to dinner in an attempt to secure a deal – and it worked! But, they ordered the vintage red with a side of caviar. Don’t fret, you can write it off as an expense!
- Gifts: Similar to entertainment and meals. Let's say you bought a client tickets to the big game as a token of your appreciation for their business – write it off!

Your expense report can mean the difference between gaining or paying come tax time, especially in the first years of your business! If you have employees, make sure they also know to always save the receipt and use that company card!

🧮 Fun fact: The word “accountant” comes from the Latin “computare” — meaning to calculate.👉 Basically, we’ve been crunch...
12/06/2026

🧮 Fun fact: The word “accountant” comes from the Latin “computare” — meaning to calculate.
👉 Basically, we’ve been crunching numbers since ancient times! 📜➡️💻

It might seem obvious – but do you know the difference between an invoice and a receipt?A common mistake we see from sma...
11/06/2026

It might seem obvious – but do you know the difference between an invoice and a receipt?

A common mistake we see from small business owners is that they aren’t aware of the difference between the two. This can result in confusion and mistakes when managing your finances!

Simply put, an invoice is the bill that you send to your customer after they have received your service. A receipt, on the other hand, is the proof that a transaction happened – given to the customer after you have received payment 👍

If you mix these two up, it becomes very difficult to balance your books. What ends up happening is you can’t tell what's been completed and what's still in progress!

The last thing you want is to miss out on money that's owed to you due to a simple mismanagement of your paperwork.

So know the difference, write your invoices and receipts when the transaction occurs, and you’ll be laughing all the way to the bank!

Test your financial knowledge:The terms “accountant” and “bookkeeper” can be used interchangeably.
10/06/2026

Test your financial knowledge:

The terms “accountant” and “bookkeeper” can be used interchangeably.

I eat a lot of ice cream – but unfortunately I can’t write it off as a business expense…
09/06/2026

I eat a lot of ice cream – but unfortunately I can’t write it off as a business expense…

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Vauxhall Business Park, Unit 1 Office 12, Ruabon
Wrexham
LL146HA

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Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
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Sunday 10am - 5pm

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