Accountant in Old Dock
A good accountant pays for themselves; a bad one just bills like they do. For Old Dock we offer the version worth paying for — proactive deadline chasing, plain-English advice and fixed fees agreed before any work starts.
What to expect from a good accountant in Old Dock
Most accountancy complaints aren't about mistakes — they're about silence: unreturned calls, surprise invoices, deadlines discovered late. The fix is structural, not luck: fixed fees remove the surprise, and an online model removes the waiting room.
- Deadlines tracked and chased — you hear from us before HMRC ever writes
- One named contact who knows your file, not a call centre
- Every fee published and agreed in writing before work starts
- Same-day answers on WhatsApp, in plain English
- Advice that goes looking for savings — allowances, expenses, structure — not just compliance
What an accountant costs in Old Dock — published, fixed
| Service | Fixed fee |
|---|---|
| Self Assessment Tax Returns | from £129 |
| Limited Company Accounts | from £299 |
| Sole Trader Accounts | from £149 |
| Bookkeeping | from £49/mo |
| Payroll | from £25/mo |
| Corporation Tax | from £199 |
What Old Dock gets with Bohzo Accountants
Before we touch anything for a Old Dock client, the fee is in writing — and it stays put. Hourly billing doesn't exist here.
Upload, approve, filed. The whole engagement runs from your phone or laptop, on your schedule rather than office hours.
Bohzo Accountants is a trading name of Bohzo Ltd, Company No. 15031604.
Every filing date that applies to you goes in our diary the day you join — and we chase the records, not the other way round.
Accountant in Old Dock: your questions
How much does an accountant cost in Old Dock?
With us, the same as everywhere in the UK — because the fees are published: Self Assessment from £129, limited company accounts from £299 a year, bookkeeping from £49 a month. High-street firms in West Midlands typically charge more and bill hourly on top; the honest comparison is total annual cost, in writing, before you commit.
Do I actually need an accountant, or can I do it myself?
Plenty of people file their own returns and do it well. You want an accountant when the cost of your time — or the cost of a mistake — outgrows the fee: rental income, dividends, a first company year, VAT, or the year HMRC sends a letter you don't fully understand. We'll tell you honestly if your situation is simple enough to DIY.
Can I switch to you from another accountant in Old Dock mid-year?
Yes, any time of year. You tell your current firm you're moving (one short email — we'll draft it), we request professional clearance and your records directly from them, and we pick up wherever they stopped. The awkward conversation is genuinely the hardest part, and we handle most of it.
What should I check before hiring any accountant?
Three things: a real registered company behind the website (ours is Bohzo Ltd, No. 15031604 — look it up), fees in writing before work starts, and who actually does your work. Ask those three questions of any firm in Old Dock and the field narrows fast.