VAT can be a minefield - especially if you're not sure when to register, what to claim or how to stay compliant 🤯

Whether you’re already VAT registered or approaching the threshold, we make it simple. We handle the complex calculations, file your returns on time, and keep you updated on what you owe (or what you’re owed) with no scary surprises.

 

Our VAT Services Include:

• VAT Registration

✅ We'll get you registered for VAT and advise you on the right scheme for your business.

VAT Preparation

✅ Taking care of your quarterly reports, we prep and file with HMRC for you.

Recording VAT

✅ Accurate recordings of VAT on your sales and purchases.

HMRC Support

✅  We will support you if HMRC have any quesries, or inspections.

Making Tax Digital

✅ Making sure your business is compliant, and using cloud software.

Who We Help

We work with small businesses, freelancers, and agencies who want to stay on the right side of HMRC without getting bogged down in paperwork including:

• Sole traders

• Limited company directors

• Landlords with rental income (anyone earning over £30K will soon be mandated to be MTD compliant

• Side business owners

• Contractors and consultants

• Tech and media business owners

• HR and Recruitment consultancies and agencies

• Self-employed creatives (photographers, graphic and website designers, writers, influencers, content creators and social media marketeers etc.)

FAQs About VAT Return and Registraion:

Does a small business need to be VAT registered?

Not always. A small business only has to register for VAT if its VAT-taxable turnover goes over the current VAT threshold, which is £90,000 in a 12-month period (as of 2024/25). If you’re below that, registration is optional – but it can still be beneficial in some cases. Need help deciding? We can guide you.

When do you have to register for VAT?

You must register for VAT when your VAT-taxable turnover goes over £90,000 in any rolling 12-month period – not just your financial year. You also need to register if you expect to go over that threshold in the next 30 days. Missed it? Don’t panic, but act fast – penalties can apply.

Is it hard to register for VAT?

Registering for VAT is a straightforward process, but it’s important to get it right. You can register online through HMRC’s website, or we can handle the whole thing for you and make sure everything’s set up properly. That includes choosing the best VAT scheme for your business.

What is the threshold to register for VAT?

The VAT registration threshold is currently £90,000 (2024/25). This is based on your total VAT-taxable turnover over any 12-month period. If you go over this, even by £1, you need to register. We help businesses monitor this so you don’t get caught out.

How do I register for VAT?

You can register for VAT online through the HMRC website. You’ll need to provide details about your business, turnover, and bank account. Or, let us take it off your plate – we’ll sort the registration, set you up on the right VAT scheme, and handle the paperwork.

Should I register for VAT as a sole trader?

Yes, sole traders can register for VAT too. If your turnover exceeds £90,000 in any 12-month period, you’ll need to register. Even if you’re under the threshold, you can register voluntarily. We help sole traders figure out if it’s the right move and handle the registration process from start to finish.

Is it better to be VAT registered or not?

It depends. Being VAT registered can make your business look more established and lets you reclaim VAT on business expenses. But it also means more admin and you may need to charge more to your customers. We’ll look at your business and tell you if it’s the right choice – no jargon, just straight advice. You can read more about being a limited company and VAT compliance here.

Voluntary VAT registration - Is it worth it?

You can register for VAT voluntarily, even if your turnover is below the threshold. This can be useful if you work mostly with other VAT-registered businesses or have a lot of VAT-able expenses. We’ll help you weigh up the pros and cons and make sure it’s the right move for you.

How much can I earn before going VAT registered?

You can earn up to £90,000 in VAT-taxable turnover (not total income) in any rolling 12-month period before you’re legally required to register for VAT. If you’re getting close to that figure, it’s a good time to chat with us to plan ahead.

What businesses are exempt from VAT?

Some businesses are fully exempt from VAT – usually those offering VAT-exempt goods or services like certain healthcare, education, insurance, or finance-related services. If you’re unsure whether your business qualifies, we can help you check and make sure you’re trading legally and efficiently.

 

 

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