Specialists in small business accounts
Painless accounting for freelancers and small businesses that operate as Sole Traders or Limited Companies.
Your accounts sorted for a flat monthly fee
Quick & friendly support
Reminders of key dates
Trusted by over 800 freelancers & small businesses
Get back to business
Accounting shouldn’t be stressful or time-consuming. As a business owner, you want to pay the bills then get back to business.
We’re based in Bishop’s Stortford and help UK businesses spend more time doing what they love and less time worrying about accounts.
What they say
Martin has been brilliant in the time I've been using Gold Stag. Every question I’ve had has been answered (of which there have been many) and he’s been very helpful to me getting my company going in its first year.
Martin offers a super supportive accountancy service. He made my self-assessment tax return very simple and was responsive to any questions I had throughout the process. I would recommend Martin to any freelance peers or small business owners.
Martin is not your average accountant. Firstly, he's human and talks to you like a friend, rather than someone who has a degree in finance-speak. And he's always there when you need help and advice - it's not just about balancing the figures. I love Martin because he gives me peace of mind that the tax man is happy, he gives me reassurance that financially my business is in the best shape it can be, and he gave me my dream of owning a successful Ltd. company. If you want an accountant who really 'gets' who you are, what you're trying to achieve and why, Martin's your man.
Moving to Gold Stag Accounts was totally stress-free and after 4 previous providers has been a revelation to us, keep up the great work!
Resources
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Client & Staff Business Entertaining
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Companies House Security Issue
Time for a Quick Check (Yes, Really)
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How to Register as Self-Employed in the UK (Without the Headache)
Registering as self-employed is basically telling HMRC:
"Hello. I’ve started working for myself."
Do it once, get your UTR, keep good records, and you’re sorted.
Then you can get back to winning work, serving clients, and making money.
