Clearly Accounted

Clearly Accounted We’re more than just a typical accountant, we will take the time to truly understand you and your business.
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We can complete and manage your business accounts, taxes, bookkeeping and VAT, payroll, CIS and P11D as well as supporting start-ups.

Don’t let late payments drag you down.Set clear payment terms, send friendly reminders, and consider offering small disc...
09/07/2026

Don’t let late payments drag you down.

Set clear payment terms, send friendly reminders, and consider offering small discounts for early payment.

👉 We can help automate your invoicing and reminders in Xero or QuickBooks.

Forecast, don’t just record.Budgets and cash flow forecasts help you plan for quiet months, growth, and tax payments wit...
02/07/2026

Forecast, don’t just record.

Budgets and cash flow forecasts help you plan for quiet months, growth, and tax payments with confidence.

👉 We can help you create a clear, easy-to-use forecast for your business.

🌟 Key Dates for July🌟Here are the important dates you need to keep in mind for July regarding tax, accounting, bookkeepi...
01/07/2026

🌟 Key Dates for July🌟

Here are the important dates you need to keep in mind for July regarding tax, accounting, bookkeeping, and payroll. 📅✨

1 July - Corporation tax payment for 30 September year-ends
6 July - P11d return for the year ended 5 April to be filed
7 July - VAT return for quarter or month ended 31 May
19 July - CIS returns due for month ended 5 July
19 July - Payment of PAYE, CIS and Class 1A National Insurance, if made by post
22 July - Payment of PAYE, CIS and Class 1A National Insurance, if made electronically
31 July - Accounts due at Companies House for financial year ended 31 October
31 July - Corporation tax return for financial year ended 31 July of the previous year
31 July - second payment on account for self-assessment tax due

Stay on top of your financial game with these reminders! 💼💡

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💬 Got questions or need help meeting these deadlines? Don't hesitate to send me a DM! Let's chat and find the best solutions tailored just for you.

🔍 At Clearly Accounted, I believe in providing a jargon-free, personalised service with a "no stupid question" guarantee. Let's make accounting clear and supportive for everyone!

👇 Drop a comment below if you have any specific topics you'd like me to cover or questions you need answered. Your feedback helps me to help you better!



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Set money aside for tax throughout the year.Avoid last-minute panic by saving a portion of income each month for Self As...
25/06/2026

Set money aside for tax throughout the year.

Avoid last-minute panic by saving a portion of income each month for Self Assessment, Corporation Tax, or VAT.

👉 How much do you save each month?

Remember employer costs go beyond salaries.When hiring, factor in National Insurance, holiday pay, pensions, and potenti...
18/06/2026

Remember employer costs go beyond salaries.

When hiring, factor in National Insurance, holiday pay, pensions, and potential sick leave. Planning properly prevents nasty surprises later.

👉 Thinking of taking on your first employee? We’ll walk you through the payroll setup.

Reconcile continuously, not just at year-end.Matching your bank statements to your records and reconciling other control...
11/06/2026

Reconcile continuously, not just at year-end.

Matching your bank statements to your records and reconciling other control accounts monthly, or even more regularly, helps you spot errors, fraud, or missed transactions early.

👉 Need help setting up a proper reconciliation process? We can help.

Dividends must be properly documented.When paying dividends, it's essential to record meeting minutes and issue dividend...
04/06/2026

Dividends must be properly documented.

When paying dividends, it's essential to record meeting minutes and issue dividend vouchers. HMRC expects this as part of good governance.

❓Are you keeping accurate records for every dividend payment?

🌟 Key Dates for June🌟Here are the important dates you need to keep in mind for June regarding tax, accounting, bookkeepi...
01/06/2026

🌟 Key Dates for June🌟

Here are the important dates you need to keep in mind for June regarding tax, accounting, bookkeeping, and payroll. 📅✨

1 June - Corporation tax payment for 31 August year-ends
7 June - VAT return for quarter or month ended 30 April
19 June - CIS returns due for month ended 5 June
19 June - Payment of PAYE & CIS, if made by post
22 June - Payment of PAYE & CIS, if made electronically
30 June - Accounts due at Companies House for financial year ended 30 September
30 June - Corporation tax return for financial year ended 30 June of the previous year

Stay on top of your financial game with these reminders! 💼💡

✨ Looking for more tips and insights on managing your finances? Hit that "Follow" button for the latest updates and advice on all things tax, accounting, bookkeeping, and payroll!

💬 Got questions or need help meeting these deadlines? Don't hesitate to send me a DM! Let's chat and find the best solutions tailored just for you.

🔍 At Clearly Accounted, I believe in providing a jargon-free, personalised service with a "no stupid question" guarantee. Let's make accounting clear and supportive for everyone!

👇 Drop a comment below if you have any specific topics you'd like me to cover or questions you need answered. Your feedback helps me to help you better!



[Feel free to share this post with anyone who might benefit from a little financial clarity this June!]

Don’t forget to claim mileage.HMRC allows 55p per mile for the first 10,000 business miles (then 25p). Accurate logs hel...
28/05/2026

Don’t forget to claim mileage.

HMRC allows 55p per mile for the first 10,000 business miles (then 25p). Accurate logs help reduce your tax bill.

❓Do you keep a manual mileage log or use a tracking app?

Directors should consider a tax-efficient pay mix.A combination of a low salary and dividends can help reduce tax and Na...
21/05/2026

Directors should consider a tax-efficient pay mix.

A combination of a low salary and dividends can help reduce tax and National Insurance liabilities—when done correctly.

❓Have you reviewed your director's salary and dividend strategy this year?

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