Accountancy Fees: Clear, Fixed, Agreed Upfront
One fixed monthly fee, agreed before any work starts. No hourly rates, no charge for a quick question, no surprise bill at year-end. The figures below are honest starting points — your exact fee depends on your turnover, transaction volume and the services you need.
From £250
Self Assessment
A straightforward return with a single income source. Returns with rental property, multiple income streams or a complex year to untangle: typically £300–£450.
From £40/mo
Sole Trader Accounts
Year-end accounts and Self Assessment, on one fixed monthly fee, with on-going support. Scales with add-ons such as VAT and bookkeeping.
From £60/mo
Limited Company
Full service: statutory accounts, Corporation Tax, confirmation statement and unlimited advice. Prefer annual accounts only? From around £500/year.
From £120/mo
Monthly Accounting & Ecommerce Reconciliation
For online sellers and businesses wanting real monthly numbers. Single-platform reconciliation sits at the lower end; multi-channel sellers (Amazon, Shopify, TikTok Shop, Etsy) and higher volumes typically £200–£350.
Fixed monthly fees, agreed upfront. These are starting points. Your figure depends on turnover, transaction volume, number of employees and the services you need. Larger or more complex businesses: get in touch and we'll build a quote around your business.
Why We Charge a Fixed Monthly Fee
Most accountants bill by the hour, which means you hesitate before picking up the phone — every question has a meter running. We don't work that way. You agree one fixed monthly fee at the start, and that covers everything we agreed: the work, the calls, the emails, the quick questions.
It means you always know exactly what you're paying. No timesheets, no padded invoices, no nasty surprise at year-end. And it means we're on the same side — our job is to keep your numbers right and answer when you need us, not to find reasons to bill you.
What Determines Your Fee
Every business is different, so a fixed quote depends on a handful of things:
- Your turnover — higher turnover usually means more transactions and more complexity.
- Transaction volume — how much bookkeeping there is to do each month.
- Whether you're VAT registered — and whether you have EU or cross-border sales.
- Your sales channels — a single Shopify store is simpler than selling across Amazon, TikTok Shop and Etsy at once.
- Payroll — how many people you pay, including directors.
- The services you need — from a single tax return to a full outsourced finance function.
That's why we quote after a short conversation rather than from a fixed menu — so you pay for what you actually need, and nothing you don't.
Pricing Questions, Answered Plainly
How much does an accountant cost in the UK? For an individual, a Self Assessment return typically costs £150–£400. For a limited company, full ongoing accounting usually runs £60–£250 a month depending on size and services. Taxity prices competitively within that range — but the real difference is what you get for it: one qualified accountant who knows your business and answers when you call, not a rotating call-centre team.
Do you charge for phone calls and emails? No. Your fixed monthly fee covers all the contact we have. Ask as many questions as you like — you'll never get an invoice for picking up the phone.
Is there a long contract? No lock-in. We earn your business every month. If it isn't working, you're free to leave — though most clients stay.
Why is there a price range rather than one number? Because two businesses with the same turnover can need completely different work. Publishing a range is more honest than a single figure that wouldn't apply to most people. We give you an exact fixed quote after a short call.
Are you cheaper than an online accounting platform? Not always — and that's deliberate. Budget online providers run on volume and a rotating team you never speak to. With Taxity you get one qualified accountant who knows your business. We're competitively priced, but the value is the service, not being the cheapest.
I'm a sole trader in Fleet / Farnborough / Camberley — what would I pay? Most local sole traders pay from £40 a month for accounts and Self Assessment on a fixed fee. The exact figure depends on whether you need bookkeeping and VAT too. The quickest way to find out is to get in touch.
Get a Fixed Quote Tailored To Your Business
Tell us a little about your business and we'll give you a clear, fixed monthly fee — agreed upfront, with no obligation and no jargon. Most people leave the conversation with at least one useful insight, whether or not they become a client.
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