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
Martin came recommended by a friend. Even though our businesses are vastly different he has given us the same exemplary level of service our friend attested to. Martin is always so fast in replying to any queries and always knows exactly what to do. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to others.
Martin is brilliant! He has saved us thousands within the first year. He puts my anxiety at ease with a conservative approach for us. And he makes my day with his on-point memes.
As a brand new business owner with very little experience of setting up and running a company, Martin guided me through the process, took care of all the technicalities, and got my company up and running. I barely had to lift a finger. He was recommended to me by another accountant, and I've recommended him to several businesses and will continue to do so. I'm very glad I found Gold Stag Accounts.
Thankfully, Martin does all the taxing stuff!
Resources
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How to Register as Self-Employed in the UK (Without the Headache)
Registering as self-employed is basically telling HMRC:
"Hello. I’ve started working for myself."
Do it once, get your UTR, keep good records, and you’re sorted.
Then you can get back to winning work, serving clients, and making money.
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So, You’re a Freelancer… and You’ve Been Meaning to Sort Your Pension
For freelancers, a pension isn’t just about stopping work at 68.
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Dividend tax is going up… but let’s be honest, you weren’t hoarding cash anyway
Here’s the good news:
If dividend tax is affecting you, it probably means your business is making money.
