Serving founders in four markets — pick yours for local pricing and filings.

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Startups Start Small. We Bring More.

Accountants for startups, from incorporation to scaling up, so your finances stay ready for what’s next.

PRODUCT SUITE

Startup Accounting Services

Formation

Formation & Company Setup

We register your private limited company with Companies House and prepare your articles, share certificates and statutory registers, so your company is set up correctly from day one.

Formation & Company Setup
BOOKKEEPING

Bookkeeping & Burn Rate

Your books are kept in Zinancial, our own cloud accounting platform, and reconciled monthly.

Bookkeeping & Burn Rate
TAXES

Accounts, Tax & VAT

Your startup tax accountant prepares your statutory accounts, files your Corporation Tax and VAT returns, and identifies the reliefs your company may be eligible for.

Accounts, Tax & VAT
PAYROLL

Payroll & Pensions

We set up payroll from your first hire, report to HMRC in real time and keep you compliant with workplace pension duties.

Payroll & Pensions
Fractional CFO

Outsourced CFO & Advisory

We prepare the budgets, forecasts and reports you need to plan each stage of growth.

Outsourced CFO & Advisory

WHY CHOOSE US

Why Founders Choose Anytime Accountant

Specialists in Professional Services Accounting

Specialist Startup Accountants

We understand what a pre-revenue startup business needs, and how that changes once you're scaling.

Financial Admin, Handled for You

Early-stage founders often spend hours on financial admin they never planned for. Company setup, statutory filings, VAT returns and payroll all take time away from the product. As accountants for business startups, we manage the financial side end to end, so your numbers are ready whenever you need them to make a decision.

Ready to Work With Startup Accountants Who Keep Your Finances On Solid Ground?

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Should we set up as a limited company or a sole trader?

It depends on how much personal liability you're prepared to carry, how you want to take profits, and whether you'll claim R&D tax relief, which only companies can claim. A company pays Corporation Tax on its profits, while a sole trader pays Income Tax on them. We compare the tax on both based on your expected profits.