REMEZ & PARTNERS

What we do

Not a menu of packages. Each of these starts the same way: you describe the situation, we tell you what it needs and what it costs, in writing, before anything begins.

Self Assessment accountant for sole tradersYour return prepared and filed, expenses claimed properly, deadlines kept. Remote across the UK, fixed fee agreed before any work starts.CIS accountant for subcontractorsRegistration, 20% versus 30%, what you can claim, gross payment status — and why most subcontractors are owed money back.Landlord accountant: rental income, NRLS and the 2026 changesMortgage interest relief done properly, non-resident landlords, quarterly filing, and undeclared rent put right.The confirmation statementWhat it declares, the £50 Companies House fee, the 14-day window — and why forgetting it ends in a strike-off notice.Annual accounts and the company tax returnStatutory accounts and the CT600 prepared and filed — both deadlines kept, corporation tax computed properly.An accountant for contractorsAccounts, CT600, confirmation statement, payroll and your own return — plus straight answers on status and whether the company still earns its keep.How much does an accountant cost? UK fees comparedWhat UK accountants, apps and refund agents publish for Self Assessment, company accounts, CIS and landlord returns — checked on their own sites, next to what we charge.

Not on this list?

It probably still fits. Small limited companies, first Self Assessments, income evidence for a lender or the Home Office, HMRC letters and disclosures, and first UK tax years are all routine work here — the pages above are simply the ones written up so far. The guides cover several of them in detail.

How the money works

  • The assessment is free, and you are under no obligation afterwards.
  • The quote is fixed and in writing before any work starts, with what is included and what is not.
  • It does not move afterwards — unless the work turns out to be materially larger than described, in which case we tell you before continuing, never after.
  • We never take a percentage of a refund. Rebate firms take 25–48%; we charge a fee for the work.
  • No VAT is charged — we are not VAT registered.

To see what that means against the market, how much an accountant costs in the UKsets out the published prices of thirty-odd accountants, apps and refund agents next to ours — checked on their own websites, with the VAT most of them add shown separately.