Here at The Hollies Bookkeeping, we offer a number of bookkeeping, payroll and accounting services to help keep accurate records of your financial transactions. Our services include Payroll, VAT returns, Bookkeeping and Self-Assessment Returns, to name a few. So, if you are based in or near Shrewsbury, Shropshire, then why not contact us today?
In less than four years, we have outgrown this situation and are now based in offices in Pontesbury, Shropshire, with a fab team of 6 very friendly faces, working together to ensure you get the best service possible.
In less than four years, we have outgrown this situation and are now based in offices in Pontesbury, Shropshire, with a fab team of 6 very friendly faces, working together to ensure you get the best service possible.
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We are ICB Accredited and pride ourselves on providing a professional and friendly service to clients across Shropshire. All businesses are required to keep accurate records for both taxation and VAT purposes. The Hollies Bookkeeping Services in Shropshire can ensure that your accounts are completed more efficiently, which should in turn avoid late filing penalties.
The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) sets out the rules for how payments to subcontractors for construction work must be handled by contractors in the construction industry. The scheme applies mainly to contractors and subcontractors in mainstream construction work, however businesses or organisations whose core activity isn't construction, but have a high annual spend on construction, may also count as contractors and fall under the scheme.
Although there is perceived prestige in operating as a limited company you will lose some of your privacy - directors' and shareholders' personal details and abbreviated accounts have to be filed and are open to public scrutiny. A limited company is a distinct legal entity that is able to enter into contracts in its own name.
At The Hollies Bookkeeping we can assist with all payroll matters, including Employer PAYE registration, running of weekly or monthly payroll including tax and national insurance calculations and production of payslips together with all filing requirements. All employees like to rest assured that they are being paid correctly, so payroll errors can therefore be costly, and a cause for anxiety or distress among employees.
It is now compulsory for every company which runs a payroll to offer a workplace pension scheme. Entry into a pension scheme happens automatically when payroll is set up. This is known as the 'staging date'. Currently there is not enough in the "pension pot" for everyone to get a decent state pension when they retire, and only around 52% of the British population has a private pension to support them.
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Nicolas Irvine
Oct 02, 2021
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