Professional Bookkeeping Services Shropshire

All businesses have to keep accurate records of their financial transactions. At the Hollies Bookkeeping, we understand that bookkeeping, payroll and accounting demands are involved in the running of a business no matter how small or large. We also understand that maintaining your financial accounts and records, supervising accounting staff, dealing with accountants, debtors and creditors all place pressure on the valuable time and monetary resources of your business.

Our services include Bookkeeping, Payroll (including Auto-enrolment), VAT Returns, Self-Assessment Tax Returns, Partnership Tax Returns, Construction Industry Scheme, Limited Company Set-up and filing of Annual Returns. We aim to relieve you of these demands by providing professional and efficient services at competitive rates whist at the same time helping you to avoid paying the high costs involved when engaging accountancy firms over an extended period of time.

Hollies Bookkeeping Shrewsbury have been providing first-class Bookkeeping services to businesses across Shropshire for over 10 years. Our team of professionals work tirelessly to provide Shropshire businesses with the best possible Bookkeeping services. We are proud to be a member of the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers.

Is your SME eligible for Bounce Back Loan?

Three Bounce Back Loans were issued every minute since they were launched in May 2020 but how do you know if your SME is eligible for a Bounce Back Loan?

Emergency Government loans have provided almost £180bn in total lending to businesses since last March.

The existing loan structure is set to be replaced in April with a new Coronavirus Recovery Loan Scheme, although application details have still not been released.

Applications will be open from 6 April, the Treasury has confirmed.

The Recovery Loan Scheme will run until 31 December 2021 and will ensure lenders continue to have ...

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How will the budget affect your finances?

In Parliament this week, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the 2021 budget, which he called the ‘budget for recovery’ so we’ve taken a look at how the budget announcement will affect your finances.

Furlough extended and further financial help for low-income households

It was revealed today that there would be a five-month extension to the furlough scheme, with the scheme now ending on the 30 September 2021.

The Chancellor explained to employees on furlough they would see no difference from the scheme and will continue to receive 80% of their wage until the scheme ends.

In addi...

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New team members and business expansion

Although 2021 is already a tough year for most of us, the year has already bought us new team members and business expansion The Hollies Bookkeeping Services, so we are grateful for that.

Helping our clients and customers is at the heart of everything we do and we are lucky to have a valued client base to provid bookkeeping and accounting services toin Shropshire, Wales, nationwide and even overseas.

Some of our clients have taken us with them when they've moved their operations to places as far-flung as America and Australia. Well - it's nice to have some 'travel' even if it is over email o...

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From baking to bookkeeping in Shropshire

Here at The Hollies Bookkeeping Services in Shropshire, did you know we have gone from baking to bookkeeping in Shropshire?

We were delighted to have been given these two old photos recently from when our offices were a bakery!

The offices for our bookkeeping business are housed in a building on the Main Road in Pontesbury in The Old Bakery.

Old Bennett's Bakery ran from the late 19th century to 20th century in the post-war years.

The brick foundations of a building associated with the bakery were also recorded during excavations in 2017.

Historical descriptions from Discovering ...

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Why completing your self-assessment before Christmas is a priority

Completing your self assessment before Christmas is a priority, but every years it's one that a lot us leave til after the new year.

Every year, over a quarter of people due to file a self-assessment tax return complete it in the final 4 days before the 31st January deadline.

And 5% of returns are filed in the final 24 hours.

However, leaving it to the last minute isn’t really wise as you never know what may come up to prevent you from completing it in time.

With an instant fine of £100 if you miss the deadline, and daily fines of £10 (for up to 90 days) if you haven’t filed...

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What should small businesses know about bookkeeping?

Bookkeeping is essential for any business, but if you are a small business you might be wondering what you really need to know about bookkeeping?

Through bookkeeping, an owner can identify if a business is generating profits or losses.

What are bookkeeping services?

Bookkeeping is the recording, storing, and retrieving of financial transactions for a company, non-profit organization, individual person, etc.

Bookkeeping can include common financial transactions

paying suppliers

billing for services provided or goods sold to clients

documenting receipts from customers

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5 ways to avoid financial horror this Halloween

Halloween is fast approaching and everywhere you look has orange pumpkins, ghosts and zombies.

It’s also the time of the year that many SMEs and Directors are submitting their year-end accounts to Revenue. It can be a daunting time for some.

However, let’s not get spooked. Here are five top tips for managing your finances as you come closer to Halloween time and beyond.

Know your Breakeven Point

Every business has a break even point. This is the point at which your total revenue equals total costs or expenses.

At this point there is no profit or loss, in other words your...

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What you need to do if you do business with the EU

If you do business across the borders of Europe, you need to consider how you structure your business from 1 January 2021.

Spending time now considering how your border business operations and European specific corporate entities will be affected from 1 January 2021, is important.

Incase you hadn’t noticed (!!) the UK has left the EU, and the transition period after Brexit comes to an end this year.

The changes will affect:

UK citizens who currently own, manage or direct a company registered in the EU

businesses who are legal entities operating across the UK-EU border

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Job Support Scheme November Hollies Bookkeeping

Job Support Scheme: What is changing after furlough?

Workers at firms told to shut because of coronavirus rules over the winter will receive at least 67% of their pay from the government under the Job Support Scheme.

The scheme replaces furlough at the start of November.

Until then, workers are in line for up to 80% of their pay - 20% from their employer and 60% from the government.

Will you be paid under the Job Support Scheme?

From 1 November, the extended Job Support Scheme will pay people who can't go to work because their business is closed under ''very high'' Tier Three coronavirus restrictions.

The government will pay 67% of wag...

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Are landlords being targeted in the government’s tax clampdown?

If you’re a landlord and are unsure about current changes, The Hollies Bookkeeping can help.

Landlords are being warned that a clampdown on unpaid tax from rental properties is expected to intensify.

Experts point out that the government is looking to boost its funds following coronavirus spending – and that landlords who have failed to disclose their rental income may now be in their sights.

Morag Ofili, of law firm Harbottle and Lewis, said: “HMRC will be looking to claw back funds post coronavi

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