Got questions? You’re in the right place.

This page brings together the most common questions we’re asked about our services, pricing, processes, and how we work with clients. We keep things simple, transparent, and jargon-free — so whether you’re a freelancer, a growing business, or exploring fractional CFO support, you’ll find clear, straightforward answers here. And if something isn’t covered, just get in touch — we’re always happy to help.

FAQ

We support SMEs, freelancers, contractors, landlords, and sole traders. Whether you’re just getting started, or £5m+, our services scale to your needs.
Year-end accounts, tax returns, VAT, payroll, bookkeeping support, and all HMRC correspondence. You choose the level of support you need.
KPI guidance, cash flow planning, financial modelling, analysis & actions, and strategic advice. It’s CFO-level insight without full-time costs.
No. You can choose accounting only, CFO only, or a combined package. Everything is flexible
As often as you need. Most clients have monthly or bi-weekly sessions, plus quick support via email, Slack, WhatsApp, or Zoom.
Yes. Once you give us permission, we handle the entire handover and request everything needed. It’s quick and low-stress.
Definitely. Many clients start that way. We help clean things up, improve your systems, and get everything organised.
Yes. We handle submissions, queries, and communication so you don’t have to deal with paperwork or long wait times.
We support all major platforms, including Xero, QuickBooks, and FreeAgent. We can also help set up or streamline your software.
Most clients are fully onboarded within 7–10 days. Faster if needed.
Compliance work (accounts, tax returns, VAT, payroll) is charged at a simple fixed fee with no surprises — you’ll always know the cost upfront.
Fractional CFO support is billed hourly so you only pay for the time and input you actually need. Everything begins with a free discovery session, and we always provide a clear estimate before any work starts.

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