Specialist accountants for Contractors & Freelancers
Take control of your income. Stay tax-efficient. Plan ahead with accountants who specialise in contractor and freelance finances. Local, proactive support for independent professionals across the Midlands.
- Local Expertise
- Personalised Support
- Proactive Guidance
- Clarity & Confidence
IR35 Advice & Compliance
Navigating tax as a contractor or freelancer can be challenging—from IR35 considerations and fluctuating income to filing accurate returns and planning for the future. Whether you trade through a limited company or as a sole trader, independent professionals face unique financial demands that require tailored advice. Our dedicated contractor team provides clarity, strategy and long-term support—helping you keep more of what you earn, remain compliant, and build financial stability with confidence.
Our Services
Discover how our specialist accountancy services support contractors and freelancers in staying compliant, optimising tax, and planning for long-term success.
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Frequently Asked Questions
IR35 rules determine whether you are genuinely self-employed or effectively an employee for tax purposes. It affects how much tax and NIC you pay. Getting your status wrong can be costly, so it’s vital to seek expert advice.
While it’s possible to manage your own finances, working with a specialist accountant ensures you claim all allowable expenses, remain compliant with HMRC, and avoid costly mistakes—especially around IR35, VAT and self-assessment.
Typical allowable expenses include travel, equipment, software, professional subscriptions, home office costs and training. Rules vary depending on your trading structure, so tailored advice is essential.
From April 2026, many self-employed individuals with income over £50,000 will need to file quarterly digital updates instead of one annual return. Those earning over £30,000 follow from April 2027. We’ll manage this on your behalf to keep you compliant.
Areas we Serve
- Sutton Coldfield
- Four Oaks
- Mere Green
- Walmley
- Boldmere
- Erdington
- Birmingham
- Tamworth
- Lichfield
- Walsall
- Burntwood
- Cannock
- Burton-on-Trent
- Swadlincote
- Ashby-de-la-Zouch
- Uttoxeter
IR35 Advice & Compliance
Our 4-Step IR35 Support Process:
Review Your Contract & Working Practices
We assess both your written contract and actual working arrangements to determine your IR35 status.
Status Determination & Risk Assessment
We provide a clear IR35 status opinion and highlight any risks or changes needed to stay outside IR35 where possible.
Tax Strategy & Financial Planning
We help structure your income—salary, dividends, or umbrella options—for maximum tax efficiency based on your status.
Ongoing Compliance & Support
We stay by your side with annual reviews, updates on legislation, and support with HMRC enquiries if needed.
A Director’s Comment...
“Contracting and Freelancing are more than just career choices—they represent independence, ambition and flexibility. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of supporting professionals across industries, helping them navigate IR35, manage fluctuating income and build financial security. Our mission has always been to go beyond compliance—to offer clarity, strategy and partnership. Whether it’s a first-time freelancer or a seasoned contractor, we’re committed to being a trusted advisor at every step of their journey.”
Sophie Daykin
Ready to take control of your Freelance or Contracting finances?
We’re here to optimise your income, manage compliance and give you the confidence to focus on what you do best.
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