Re:Accounts Ltd

Re:Accounts Ltd At Re:Accounts, we believe that each client is unique. This means that the accountancy services we provide will be tailored to your unique needs. Let's talk.

We love caffeine and numbers! Re:Accounts is a 'client-led' firm of Chartered Accountants that takes pride in providing a personal, friendly and efficient service. We provide pre-emptive tax planning, accurate accounting and insightful business advice to businesses and charities across a number of sectors. Our aim is to help you to maximise profitability and legally minimise tax as well as to guid

e you through every stage of your business’s life cycle. We provide management accounts, statutory accounts, personal and corporation tax returns, tax planning, payroll and business advice.

Six ways to tackle late payments.For small businesses, late payments can be the difference between surviving and thrivin...
03/09/2026

Six ways to tackle late payments.

For small businesses, late payments can be the difference between surviving and thriving, with over £20 billion in unpaid invoices at any given time. That’s a huge amount of debt!

Here's what you can do to help payments arrive on time: https://re-accounts.co.uk/tackling-late-payments/

P11D forms are with us for a bit longer! The government has decided to hold off on making companies report benefits in k...
01/09/2026

P11D forms are with us for a bit longer!

The government has decided to hold off on making companies report benefits in kind through payroll for now. You won’t have to switch to the new system until April 2027 … that’s a delay of almost two years.

Does your business need to report benefits in kind?

Talk to the friendly payroll experts at re:accounts. We’ll help you get ready for the big switch over!

HMRC is moving to mandatory payrolling of most Benefits in Kind. If you’re not already reporting benefits and expenses u...
27/08/2026

HMRC is moving to mandatory payrolling of most Benefits in Kind.

If you’re not already reporting benefits and expenses using the Full Payment Submission (FPS) process, you need to make the change by 6 April 2027. (This is the same system you use to report salary details to HMRC.)

Need a hand? Let's know.

The summer 5% VAT rate is almost over! Have you had a good look?The temporary 5% VAT rate means that trips to the cinema...
25/08/2026

The summer 5% VAT rate is almost over! Have you had a good look?

The temporary 5% VAT rate means that trips to the cinema, zoo, theme parks and soft play areas could cost you less between 25 June and 1 September 2026. “Could” is the key word here.

The reduced VAT level definitely applies. However, businesses are not legally required to pass on the VAT savings to customers.

So, do your homework before you set off. Hopefully, you’ll enjoy a budget-friendly, family summer. Have fun!

Worried about cashflow? Don't lose sleep - give us a call. There are lots of tips we can offer to help with cashflow. Co...
20/08/2026

Worried about cashflow?

Don't lose sleep - give us a call. There are lots of tips we can offer to help with cashflow.

Contact us for a free, informal discussion. We're here to reassure and offer practical, expert advice to help you.

[email protected] or 01438 218843

For most of us, capital gains tax (CGT) lurks in the background, only emerging when we sell an asset or investment. It’s...
18/08/2026

For most of us, capital gains tax (CGT) lurks in the background, only emerging when we sell an asset or investment.

It’s important to know the reach and rules of CGT … it extends beyond property and stocks and shares. Are you affected?
https://re-accounts.co.uk/the-power-of-capital-gains-tax/

The summer 5% VAT rate ends on 1st September. Have you had a good look?The temporary 5% VAT rate means that trips to the...
13/08/2026

The summer 5% VAT rate ends on 1st September. Have you had a good look?

The temporary 5% VAT rate means that trips to the cinema, zoo, theme parks and soft play areas could cost you less between 25 June and 1 September 2026. “Could” is the key word here.

The reduced VAT level definitely applies. However, businesses are not legally required to pass on the VAT savings to customers.

So, do your homework before you set off. Hopefully, you’ll enjoy a budget-friendly, family summer. Have fun!

Sales scam alert!There are so many scams to watch out for. Delivery companies, phone suppliers, banks ... the list is se...
11/08/2026

Sales scam alert!

There are so many scams to watch out for. Delivery companies, phone suppliers, banks ... the list is seemingly endless. Scammers also pretend to be from HMRC and Companies House.

What should you do?

You can report suspicious HMRC communication: https://buff.ly/2Vjkt7Q

Email Companies House about suspicious contact: [email protected]

Action Fraud is a central point of contact for reporting scammers and for information about fraud and financially motivated internet crime. Visit their website: https://buff.ly/2l4UJrZ

Please be careful and naturally suspicious.

VAT takes a bite ...Many of us will have enjoyed chocolate treats over the summer. However, were they classed as "chocol...
06/08/2026

VAT takes a bite ...

Many of us will have enjoyed chocolate treats over the summer. However, were they classed as "chocolate" or "chocolate flavoured" by HMRC?

Apparently, confectionery is "usually eaten with the fingers". It makes a difference to how sales are treated for VAT purposes.

Take a look: https://re-accounts.co.uk/vat-takes-a-bite/

Can you trust AI with your tax return?A recent survey of 1,000+ UK taxpayers found 59% of participants plan to use AI to...
04/08/2026

Can you trust AI with your tax return?

A recent survey of 1,000+ UK taxpayers found 59% of participants plan to use AI to help with their Self Assessment tax return. However 81% still want access to qualified professionals. Most people understand that human overview is important.

While AI sounds attractive, it’s not always reliable and tax return mistakes can be costly. There is, however, a place for using AI …

Read more: https://re-accounts.co.uk/should-ai-calculate-your-tax-reaccounts-accountants-stevenage/

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