Swift Accountants — Listening. Understanding. Advising.
For Nantwich businesses & the people behind them

Accountants in Nantwich

You care about your business.
We care about getting to know it.

The early starts, the customers you look after, the plans that keep you going. There’s more to your business than a set of figures, and that’s where our conversation begins.

If you’re looking for accountants in Nantwich, Swift can help with accounts, tax, bookkeeping and payroll. Practical advice, agreed fixed fees and people you can speak to when you need clarity.

Your first chat is completely free. No obligation to join.

Supporting Nantwich from our Tattenhall office.
Phone, video and meetings by arrangement, with a client portal for working together.
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Swift Accountants — Listening. Understanding. Advising.

Your hard work.
Our personal care.

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A helpful relationship
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Room for your questions
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People who care
“All the team work tirelessly to help.”
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Communication belongs at the heart of it

You should feel
comfortable asking.

A letter you don’t understand. A figure that doesn’t look right. An idea you’d like to talk through. You can start with what’s on your mind, in your own words.

Call the team

Tell us what you need help with. If a deadline is close, mention it straight away.

01244 730 300

Drop us an email

A short introduction and the best way to reach you are enough to get started.

info@swift-accountants.co.uk

Make time for a video call

Talk from your shop, home or workplace without taking time out to travel.

Arrange your free chat →

Meet over a coffee

Visit our Tattenhall office by appointment, or ask about a meeting at your business.

Plan a meeting with us →
Office hours: Monday–Thursday, 9am–6pm; Friday, 9am–4pm. Evening and weekend appointments by arrangement.
Already a client? Open your Swift client portal ↗

A clear point of contact

Know who is looking after your work and how to reach the team.

Updates you understand

Agree how we’ll share progress, what we need from you and the dates that matter.

Advice in plain English

We’ll explain the figures and make room for questions about your business.

Accounting services for Nantwich

Let’s start with
what you need.

You don’t have to know the name of a service before contacting us. Tell us what you’re trying to do, what is taking your time or where you need a clearer answer.

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Your situation, the accounting support available and relevant Swift service pages.
What’s on your mind?How we can helpTake a closer look
I’m starting out or self-employedRecord keeping, business structure and Self Assessment. Understand what needs recording and what you may need to set aside for tax.Sole trader support →
Self Assessment →
I run a limited companyYear-end accounts, Corporation Tax and company reporting. Discuss your pay, business plans and the information you need during the year.Limited company accountants →
The bookkeeping is taking overAgree a practical way to keep records current, reconcile transactions and understand the figures behind your business.Small business support →
I need help with VAT or paying staffVAT returns, digital records and payroll, with clear information and approval deadlines for each period.VAT returns →
Payroll services →
I’m a contractor or work in constructionAccounts and tax support, including CIS records, deductions and returns where the scheme applies.CIS accountants →
Contractor support →
I have rental income or a personal tax questionReview your income and reporting needs. Discuss a property sale, ownership change or other tax question before committing.Property accounting →
Personal tax advice →
Rooted in the way you work

For the businesses
that make Nantwich.

Nantwich’s market, independent shops and cafés give the town much of its character. Behind each business is someone balancing customers, costs and the everyday work of keeping things moving.

From the first customer
to closing time

If you run a shop, market stall, café or hospitality business, takings are only part of the picture. Stock, supplier bills, card settlements and wages all need to fit together in your records.

We can help you organise that information and discuss what it means for your costs, cash and tax. Planning a busy period or taking on another member of staff? Bring it into the conversation early.

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For the next job
and the business behind it

Trades and small workshop businesses often pay for materials before the customer settles the bill. A full order book can bring extra work and extra pressure on cash at the same time.

Talk to us about job costs, overdue invoices and the records you need. If you work within construction, we can also discuss where CIS applies and what support is required.

Consultants, freelancers & growing companies

When your time is spent delivering for clients, administration can spill into evenings. Agree a manageable routine for records and ask about the financial effect of your next project, hire or investment.

Property owners & rural businesses

Different income streams, seasonal spending or a change in ownership deserve a joined-up conversation. Tell us the full picture so we can explain the accounting work and advice you may need.

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Make the figures useful

Know what’s coming.
Make room for your plans.

A good month’s sales can still leave a tight week for cash. Looking at when money arrives and when bills fall due helps you make decisions with a clearer view.

  • What’s due in? Customer payments, unpaid invoices and expected sales.
  • What needs paying? Stock, suppliers, wages, overheads and tax.
  • What might change? A quieter month, a delayed payment or a new commitment.

Ask about cash-flow forecasting and management information as part of your agreed service. We’ll explain the work and fee.

Clear fees. A clear working relationship.

Understand the support
before you decide.

We’ll ask about your business, records and priorities, then agree a fixed fee for the services you need. You should understand what is included and who is responsible for each part.

Additional work is discussed separately. The first chat is completely free; ongoing accountancy work is priced and agreed before it begins.

What we’ll cover in your quote

  • Your work: accounts, returns, bookkeeping, payroll or advice.
  • Your records: transaction volume and any outstanding catch-up work.
  • Your software: the systems you use and any separate subscription costs.
  • Your responsibilities: documents, approvals and important dates.
  • Your contact: who to ask and how updates will be shared.
Considering a fresh start?

Switching starts
with a conversation.

If you’re comparing accountants in Nantwich, tell us what you’d like to work better. We’ll look at the current arrangements and any approaching deadlines before agreeing a handover.

  1. Tell us what matters

    Discuss your business, priorities and any work that is outstanding.

  2. Agree the details

    Confirm the service, fixed fee, responsibilities and proposed timing.

  3. Arrange the handover

    With your permission, we’ll contact your previous accountant for records.

  4. Get set up together

    Complete authorisations and agree the documents and next steps.

Swift’s standard switching process is free. Catch-up work and fees owed to your previous accountant are separate. The timing depends on records, authorisations and outstanding work.

Stay ahead of the changes

Digital records.
Support from real people.

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is being introduced in phases for sole traders and landlords. The first phase began in April 2026.

We can help check your position and discuss the software, records and updates involved. Start by showing us how you keep your records now, and we’ll talk through a practical next step.

Check your MTD start date

6 April 2026
Qualifying income over £50,000 in 2024/25.
6 April 2027
Qualifying income over £30,000 in 2025/26.
6 April 2028
Qualifying income over £20,000 in 2026/27.

Qualifying income generally combines gross self-employment and property income before expenses. Eligibility and exemptions apply.

Check HMRC’s current guidance ↗

Growing sales? Keep an eye on VAT.

The current compulsory registration threshold is more than £90,000 of taxable turnover over the previous 12 months. There is also a test where turnover is expected to exceed £90,000 in the next 30 days alone.

Discuss your position before a larger contract or sales increase changes your responsibilities.

Check the VAT rules and exceptions ↗

Directors: check identity verification.

Companies House identity verification is now a legal requirement. The timing depends on your role and when it began. Directors and people with significant control can have separate steps and deadlines.

Check your own due dates and raise any uncertainty before the relevant filing.

Check when you need to verify ↗

Official guidance checked 19 October 2026. Follow the links for current requirements; advice depends on your circumstances.

Nantwich, nearby communities & across Cheshire

Close communication,
wherever you’re working.

We support people and businesses in Nantwich, as well as nearby Crewe, Wistaston and Shavington. Phone calls, video meetings and the client portal help us work together around your day.

Our office is in Tattenhall, Cheshire. If you prefer an in-person conversation, arrange a visit or ask whether a meeting at your business would be suitable.

Come and meet us

Swift Accountants
3 Chowley Court
Chowley Oak, Tattenhall
Cheshire, CH3 9GA

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Please arrange an appointment before travelling and let us know about any access requirements. When we meet in person, the coffee’s on us.

Before we have that first chat

A few answers.
And an open invitation.

These are useful starting points. If your situation is different, tell us about it. We’d like to understand what you need.

Are you based in Nantwich?

Our office is in Tattenhall, Cheshire. We support clients in Nantwich through phone calls, video meetings and our client portal. You can arrange an office appointment or ask about a meeting at your business. We’ll discuss what works for your location and circumstances.

How much does an accountant cost?

Your fee depends on the services, records and level of support required. We’ll discuss your business and agree a fixed fee before starting. Ask what is included, whether software subscriptions are separate and how additional work is agreed. Your first chat is completely free, with no obligation to join.

How easy is it to switch accountants?

Start by telling us what you need and which deadlines are approaching. Once the work, fee and timing are agreed, we can contact your previous accountant with your permission. Swift’s standard switching process is free. Catch-up work and any fees owed to the previous firm are separate.

Will I be able to speak to someone about my business?

Yes. Contact us by phone or email and arrange video or in-person meetings where helpful. We’ll explain who is handling your work, how updates will be shared and what we need from you. Tell us about any urgent deadline when you get in touch.

Can you help me decide between a sole trader and a limited company?

We can talk through the accounting and tax responsibilities of each structure. Your income, business risks, plans and personal circumstances all matter. We’ll explain the work involved and the questions to consider, rather than assuming one structure is right for everyone.

Do I need Making Tax Digital for Income Tax?

It depends on your gross qualifying self-employment and property income for the relevant tax year, together with eligibility and any exemption. The phased start dates are shown above. We can help you check your position and discuss software, records and responsibilities for the required updates.

Check HMRC’s current MTD guidance ↗

When should I ask about VAT registration?

Speak to us as taxable turnover approaches the registration threshold or before a large contract changes your position. The rolling 12-month and next-30-days tests are different, and special rules or exceptions may apply. We can discuss registration and its effect on your records, prices and returns.

Check the current VAT registration rules ↗

Can you help when I employ my first member of staff?

We can discuss payroll support and the information needed before the first payday. Becoming an employer also brings responsibilities around employment checks, pay, pensions and workplace arrangements. Agree which tasks we will handle and which remain with your business before the employee starts.

Read the official first-employer checklist ↗

Do company directors need to verify their identity?

Companies House identity verification is a legal requirement. The due date and filing steps depend on your role and when you started it. If you are both a director and a person with significant control, check the separate requirements for each role. Use the official guidance to confirm your position.

Check your Companies House requirements ↗

What if my records are behind or HMRC has written to me?

Get in touch with an outline of what is outstanding and any relevant letter or deadline. You don’t need perfectly organised records to have a first conversation. We’ll assess the work, explain how we can help and agree the fees and next steps. Mention an approaching deadline immediately.

Good advice begins with listening

Make a little time
for your next step.

You may be starting a business, considering a change of accountant or trying to get on top of the paperwork. You don’t need to have everything sorted before contacting us.

Tell us where you are and what you’d like to achieve. We’ll explain how we can help and what happens next.

info@swift-accountants.co.uk
Completely free to begin. No obligation to join.

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Swift Accountants

Listening,
Understanding,
Advising

A real person to ask

Tell us what you need help with. We’ll call you to understand your situation, explain how we can help and agree the next steps.

Your initial chat is completely free. No obligation to join Swift.

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