HMRC-registered agents in Doncaster

Two accountants. No hold music.

You get Dylan or Henry, every time. Fixed fees for sole traders, landlords and small limited companies — plain English, and nobody charges you for asking a question.

April

Send us the mess.

A carrier bag, a shoebox, a camera roll of receipts. However bad you think yours is, we've had worse this week.

July

It stays tidy.

Books updated month by month instead of frantically in January. One short message, nothing for you to do.

October

You find out early.

Months before it's due, while there's still time to do something about it. Nothing left to surprise you with.

January

Nothing happens.

Filed weeks ago. No scramble, no panic, no 11pm on the 31st. That's the whole thing, really.

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Right — I've not touched any of it since last April 😬
Honestly? That's most people. Send whatever you've got.
It's 400 photos of receipts.
Then it's 400 photos. Leave it with us.
July's done. Turnover £8,240, expenses £2,110.
Put £1,230 aside and you're covered.
That's it?
What am I looking at for tax this year?
About £3,140 as things stand.
Two things could bring that down before April. Ten minutes on the phone?
Return filed. HMRC have it. £3,020 due 31 Jan.
Wait — that's already done?
Did it in November. Enjoy your January.
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Who we help

Which one are you?

Self-employed, and tired of guessing.

You want to know what you owe before January, claim what you're actually entitled to, and get a straight answer on whether going limited is worth it. Not a lecture. An answer.

  • Self Assessment prepared and filed early
  • Expenses reviewed properly, not guessed at
  • A tax estimate you get in October, not January
  • Making Tax Digital handled when it reaches you
  • Questions answered without a bill attached

A company, without the admin swallowing you.

Year-end accounts, corporation tax, payroll and VAT, all filed on time. Plus the salary-versus-dividends conversation most directors only have once a year, too late to act on it.

  • Year-end accounts and corporation tax
  • Payroll run properly, RTI submitted
  • VAT returns filed and reviewed
  • Salary and dividend planning through the year
  • Confirmation statements and Companies House

Property income, sorted properly.

One flat or a small portfolio. Rental income, the expenses you're allowed, mortgage interest handled correctly, and the Self Assessment that comes with it.

  • Rental income and allowable expenses
  • Finance-cost relief applied correctly
  • Self Assessment for landlords
  • Making Tax Digital for property income
  • Advice before you buy the next one

CIS, off your Sunday nights.

Returns and deductions handled every month, subcontractors verified, statements out on time. The paperwork stops being the bit you dread.

  • Monthly CIS returns filed
  • Subcontractor verification
  • Deduction statements issued
  • CIS refunds claimed where they're due
  • Accounts and VAT alongside it

Free tool

What should I put aside?

A rough guide for sole traders, based on this year's rates. Enter what you expect to make after expenses.

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Income tax and Class 4 National Insurance for 2026/27. Doesn't include student loan, payments on account, or any other income — so treat it as a ballpark, not a bill.

Set aside roughly

£7,180

About 21% of your profit · £598 a month

Want the real number rather than a ballpark? That's the sort of thing we do in the first phone call, free.

We set clients up with Lisa

Bookkeeping that happens in WhatsApp.

Photograph a receipt. Send a voice note about a cash job. It's coded and in the books before you've put your phone down — no app to download, no login to forget, no spreadsheet on a Sunday night.

See how Lisa works →
🎤 "took four hundred cash off Mrs Jones today"
Got it — £400 cash, today. In the books.
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Fuel, £62.40, coded and attached.

Why us

Two people. Both of them answer.

HMRC-registered agents

We deal with HMRC directly on your behalf, so you're not the one sitting in the phone queue.

£

One fixed fee

Agreed before we start. No hourly rates, no surprise invoices, and no charge for picking up the phone.

Same-day replies

There are two of us and we both know your file. You'll never be handed to someone who's never heard of you.

Clients

In their words.

“I have had an excellent experience working with this accounting firm. Their team has provided valuable support across a wide range of financial and business matters, always demonstrating professionalism, expertise, and attention to detail.”

Josh Payne

“Being new to business it was very important that I got my finances in check. Coming here they've made me feel at ease, explaining every step they take to ensure understanding behind every action.”

Noeh Khalifa

“Dylan and Henry were both really helpful and easy to deal with. They explained everything in a way that was easy to understand and made the whole process simple. Would definitely recommend them.”

Trafford Horgan

Before you ask

The awkward questions.

What will it cost?

One fixed monthly fee, agreed before we start any work. What it is depends on what you actually need — a landlord with one flat and a limited company running payroll aren't the same job. Tell us your situation on a short call and you'll have a written quote the same day, with no obligation attached to it.

I'm behind. Like, genuinely behind.

Then you're in the majority. Late returns, missed years, a bag you've been avoiding since 2023 — we deal with this constantly and nobody here is going to make you feel stupid about it. Tell us how far back it goes and we'll tell you what it takes to get straight.

Will you charge me every time I ring?

No. Questions are in the fee, however many you have. An accountant you're nervous about phoning is worse than no accountant at all.

Do I have to change software?

No. If you're on Xero, QuickBooks or FreeAgent we'll work in it. If you're on a spreadsheet, or nothing at all, that's fine too — we'll only suggest a change if it genuinely saves you time.

Can you take over from my current accountant?

Yes, and it's more routine than people expect. We write to them, they pass over your records, and you stay out of the middle of it. Most switches are done inside a fortnight.

Does Making Tax Digital affect me?

If you're a sole trader or landlord, probably — and sooner than you think. It began on 6 April 2026 for qualifying income over £50,000, drops to £30,000 from April 2027 and £20,000 from April 2028. If that's you, there are quarterly submissions to make and software you'll need. We'll tell you exactly which phase catches you and get you set up before it does.

Fifteen minutes. No jargon.

Tell us where you're up to and we'll tell you what it'd cost. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.

Call 07868 005731 Call or WhatsApp 07868 005731 · whitfieldandhanson@gmail.com · Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm

Fixed fees, quoted the same day. No obligation.