“regular easy communication”Max
Your business matters to you.
It should matter to your accountant, too.
From your first tax return to the decisions that come with a growing business, we’re here to make the numbers clearer and the next step easier.
Talk to Swift about accounts, tax, bookkeeping, VAT or payroll. Start with what’s on your mind. We’ll start by listening.
A completely free first chat. No obligation.
In your corner.
All year round.
“regular easy communication”Max
“kept in touch with me”Sharon Parry
“Really easy to get hold of.”Claire Allwood
“Hayley helped out a lot”K.K.
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“Can I afford another member of staff?” “What does this HMRC letter mean?” “Am I putting enough aside for tax?” You should feel comfortable asking.
Call with your question. If a deadline is close, tell us straight away.
01244 730 300A few lines about your situation are a good place to begin.
info@swift-accountants.co.ukAsk for a video call and talk things through without travelling.
Arrange a free chat →Meet at our Tattenhall office, or ask about a visit to your business.
Plan a meeting →We’ll explain who is looking after your work and how to reach the team.
Agree the work, the information we need and the important dates from the start.
Plain-English explanations, with time to talk through what they mean for you.
Choose support for one job or an ongoing relationship. We’ll help you work out what you need and agree what’s included.
Year-end accounts, Corporation Tax and a clearer understanding of your company’s position. Discuss paying yourself and planning ahead before important decisions.
Limited company accountants →Make sense of self-employment, property income and other income sources. Understand your return, allowable expenses and the tax payments to plan for.
Self Assessment support →Keep records useful throughout the year. Talk through money coming in, bills going out and what you need to set aside, with reporting suited to your business.
Small business support →Help with VAT registration questions, digital records and return preparation. We’ll discuss your transactions and which responsibilities sit with you or our team.
VAT return services →Support with paying your team and meeting reporting obligations. Construction contractors and subcontractors can also get help with CIS records and returns.
Payroll services → CIS support →Discuss the tax implications of a change, a business purchase or a property decision. If HMRC has written to you, we can help you understand the next steps.
Tax planning → HMRC enquiry support →From Wrexham Industrial Estate to independent shops, cafés and businesses working across the Wales–England border, the right advice starts with understanding how you earn your living.
Orders can be healthy while money is tied up in stock or unpaid invoices. New equipment and another employee bring their own decisions.
We can help you look at cash flow, payroll, tax and useful management information together, so you can see what a commitment means before you make it.
A busy café, a local shop or a service business needs time for its customers. Takings, supplier costs, staffing and quieter weeks still need attention behind the scenes.
Build a bookkeeping routine you can keep up with, understand your margins and make room for upcoming VAT, payroll and tax payments.
Get help keeping business costs, invoices and tax records in order. For construction work, we can discuss CIS deductions and the records needed for your return.
Letting income, a property sale or income from more than one source can make tax less straightforward. Talk through your circumstances before assuming a rule applies.
Your quote should reflect your business and the work you need. The number of transactions, employees, income sources and condition of your records all matter.
We’ll talk through the scope and agree a fixed fee before the work begins. If your needs change, we’ll discuss any additional work and cost with you.
The initial chat is free. Accountancy work is agreed and priced separately.
You don’t have to wait until your year-end to ask about moving. Tell us what you need, what isn’t working and whether any deadlines are approaching.
We’ll discuss your situation, existing arrangements and the support you want.
Confirm the work, fees, responsibilities and a sensible handover date.
With your permission, we’ll contact your previous accountant for the relevant records.
Confirm authorisations, upcoming dates and how we’ll keep in touch.
Our standard switching process is free. Any catch-up work and fees owed to your previous accountant are separate; timing depends on the records and authorisations being available.
If you’re self-employed or receive property income, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax may already affect you or apply in a later year.
Check your position: the April 2026 start applied to qualifying income over £50,000 in 2024/25. The next threshold is over £30,000 in 2025/26, with a start date of 6 April 2027. Qualifying income generally means combined gross self-employment and property income before expenses.
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Guidance checked 19 October 2026. Eligibility and exemptions apply.
We work with people and businesses across Wrexham and its surrounding communities. You can speak to us from your office, workshop or kitchen table, and arrange a meeting when that suits you better.
Our office is in Tattenhall, near Chester. We do not have a Wrexham branch. Please arrange a time before visiting; business visits can also be discussed.
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Choosing an accountant is personal. Here are a few things you may want to know before we speak.
We serve Wrexham from our office at 3 Chowley Court, Chowley Oak, Tattenhall, CH3 9GA, near Chester. We can work together by phone, email, video and our client portal. Office appointments and business visits can be arranged; please confirm the time and location before travelling.
Your fee depends on the services you need, the size and complexity of your business, and the condition of your records. We discuss the work and agree a fixed fee before starting. Ask what is included, whether software costs are separate and how additional work would be priced.
Yes. Once you decide to join us and give permission, we can contact your previous accountant for the relevant records. Our standard switching process is free. We will discuss deadlines, outstanding work and the handover; any catch-up work or fees owed to your previous accountant are separate.
Yes. We can discuss record keeping, business expenses, Self Assessment and the tax payments you may need to plan for. Tell us when you started and how you earn your income. You do not need to know all the terminology before getting in touch.
Yes. We can agree a package covering the services your company needs, including accounts, Corporation Tax, VAT and payroll. We will explain what is included, who maintains the underlying records and when information needs to be supplied. Ask about management information and planning support too.
It depends on your qualifying income and circumstances. HMRC’s phased start dates are 6 April 2026 for qualifying income over £50,000 in 2024/25, 6 April 2027 for over £30,000 in 2025/26, and 6 April 2028 for over £20,000 in 2026/27. Eligibility and exemptions apply. We can help you check your position and prepare.
Welsh taxpayer status generally follows where you live and your main home, rather than where you work. Living in Wales while working in England does not, by itself, make you an English taxpayer. Moving during the year or having more than one home needs a closer look. We can help you check your circumstances.
Contact us and explain what has happened, including any deadline shown on the letter. We will assess the work, discuss costs and tell you what information is needed. Do not ignore a notice while waiting for a meeting. Late filing or payment can still result in penalties or interest.
Start with a short explanation of your business or tax question and any approaching deadlines. Recent accounts or returns, details of your bookkeeping system and relevant HMRC letters can help. We will explain what else is needed and how to share documents securely; never send us your Government Gateway password.
Yes. Your initial chat is completely free, with no obligation to become a client. Ask for a phone call, video call or meeting by arrangement. Any accountancy work or further paid advice is discussed and priced separately, so you can decide whether the proposed support is right for you.
Starting out, thinking about switching or simply unsure what to do next? You don’t need a perfectly organised folder before you contact us.
Tell us a little about yourself and what would make a difference. Your first chat with Swift is completely free.
info@swift-accountants.co.uk
No obligation to become a client.
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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.
