Specialists in small business accounts
Painless accounting for freelancers and small businesses that operate as Sole Traders or Limited Companies.
Your accounts sorted for a flat monthly fee
Quick & friendly support
Reminders of key dates
Trusted by over 800 freelancers & small businesses
Get back to business
Accounting shouldn’t be stressful or time-consuming. As a business owner, you want to pay the bills then get back to business.
We’re based in Bishop’s Stortford and help UK businesses spend more time doing what they love and less time worrying about accounts.
What they say
My first year with gold Stag was brilliant, couldn't be more happy with the professionalism, pricking and effort put in
As a small business owner, time is one of my most precious resources. So having Martin by my side is a god send. I don't have to worry about being compliant, ensuring my accounts are in order and any other HMRC requirements are ticked off. Martin and Gold Stag accounts does it all. It means I'm freed up to focus on my work and clients and no sleepless nights worrying about VAT, Tax and HMRC. Thank you!
Martin gives a very personal and exceptional service. Always at the end of the phone to help with any questions I may have. Martin is very knowledgeable, professional and approachable. I would fully recommend his services to anyone.
We find Martin really helpful and knowledgeable. He has his finger on the pulse when it comes to the latest news, especially in these uncertain times. We would highly recommend him to all small businesses.
Resources
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Got a Student Loan? Tell Your Accountant!
If you've got a PAYE job as well as self-employed or other income, you might still have some Student Loan to pay through Self Assessment even though it's already being deducted from your wages.
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31 July Payment on Account: Due Tomorrow
Your July tax payment may be due tomorrow.
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Small Company P&L Filing From 2028: Please Don’t Panic
So no, this is not quite “everyone can see your business underwear from 2028”.
But yes, the rules are changing, and small company directors need to know what is coming.
