Easy Numbers Ltd

14/05/2026

We've been in London this week for Accountex! 📊

Soaking up new ideas, connecting with brilliant people in the industry and bringing back everything we learn to make things even easier for you.

That's what it's all about, we're always looking for ways to improve, streamline our services and make accounting as easy as possible for the businesses we work with.

23/12/2025

A little Christmas card from us to you. 🎄

Thank you to all our clients and local businesses for another great year and for trusting us with your numbers.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a successful, stress-free 2026.

Kamil & the team at Easy Numbers

28/11/2025

Need something to take your mind off the Budget for a moment?

This week, QuickBooks confidently decided that one of our sole trader clients was paying himself wages, which isn’t even a thing for sole traders.

That tiny miscategorisation would’ve meant he wasn’t putting aside enough tax for the year…

AI is fast and can be really helpful.
But AI also guesses, and those guesses can cost you.

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with using automation or AI (we love them).
We use smart tools every single day to streamline the boring bits of bookkeeping…
but we still step in, check everything over, and correct what AI gets wrong to make sure it’s accurate and HMRC-friendly.

If you’re using QuickBooks, Xero or any accounting software, just make sure you’re double-checking those automated categories, before they snowball into a HMRC nightmare!

26/11/2025

The Real Cost of Minimum Wage Increases for Employers
For full-time staff (37.5h/week), once you add 3% pension and Employer’s NI (assuming Employer’s Allowance is used), the annual extra cost is:

Over 21s
- Wage: £975
- Pension: £29.25
- NI: £146.25
Total: £1,150.50

18–20s
- Wage: £1,657.50
- Pension: £49.73
- NI: £248.63
Total: £1,955.85

Minimum wage rises mean more than just higher pay, they bring significant extra costs for employers. Employers should plan ahead for payroll, pensions, and NI when budgeting.

07/09/2025

🌟 We’re absolutely thrilled to share that our business has been nominated for the Best Accountant Award 2025! 🌟

To whoever took the time to nominate us...thank you so much!!. Your support means the world, and we’re truly honoured to be recognised in this way. We don’t know who you are, but we’re sending you a virtual high five and a whole lot of gratitude! 🙌💙

This nomination is a reflection of the trust our clients place in us and the passion we bring to every spreadsheet, tax return, and meeting never ending deadlines. We’re proud to stand among so many talented professionals in our field. Here’s to celebrating the wins big and small and to the amazing community that lifts us up. 🥂

🌟 We’re absolutely thrilled to share that our business has been nominated for the Best Accountant Award 2025! 🌟 To whoever took the time to nominate us...thank you so much!!. Your support means the world, and we’re truly honoured to be recognised in this way. We don’t know who you are, b...

30/10/2024

Today Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the budget that will make an impact on all businesses and the entire economy, here are our budget key points:

🔵 Improving HMRC Systems ✅️
🔵 Minimun Wage increase from £11.44 to £12.21✅️
🔵 Fuel Duty Frozen ✅️
🔵 Increase to Employers National Insurance cost by 1.2% ❌️
🔵 Increase in Employers Allowance from £5000 to £10500!✅️
🔵 Reduction of threshold when Employers start paying Employers Insurance from £9100/year to £5000/year (From £758 to £417 per month)❌️
🔵 Setup of Covid Corruption Taskforce✅️
🔵 Carers Allowance Increase to over £10,000/Year✅️
🔵 CGT Increases ❌️
🔵 Stamp Duty Increase on purchase of 2nd homes from 3% to 5% effective from tomorrow, this will apply to individuals and all purchases including first purchase for limited companies!❌️
🔵 Increase in duty tax on private jets use by 50%!✅️
🔵 Non Dom Statuses cancelled from April 2025!❌️
🔵 Breakfast Clubs funding ✅️
🔵 Increase of Peronal Allowance from April 2028 in line with inflation!✅️
🔵 And many more...

There are some big changes ahead, certainly a scary Halloween 🎃 feel to announcements made for many businesses and individuals.

If you you are affected by today's budget please get in touch with us so we can help you plan ahead!

02/07/2024

06/03/2024

🟢Budget Day Key Points!🟢

🟢VAT Threshold set to increase from £85,000 to £90,000.
🟢Capital Gains Tax on sale of Residential Properties reduced from 28% to 24% for higher rate tax payers.
🟢Child benefits threshold increased from £50,000 to £60,000, the amount at which you receive no child benefits has increased from £60,000 to £80,000.
🟢National Insurance reduction for Employees from 10% to 8% and Self-Employed from 8% to 6% both effective from 6th April 2024.