TG Accounts & Advisory works best as a relationship — a call, a proper conversation, someone who knows your business by name. Twenty-three years across practice and industry means the advice comes from someone who's genuinely been in your shoes.
TG Accounts & Advisory works with sole traders, contractors, landlords and owner-managed limited companies who want their accountant to actually pick up the phone. If that's you, everything below is built for you.
This is what changes when you're not passed between departments.
| TG Accounts | Typical high-street firm | Online-only providers | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who you speak to | The same person, every time | Whoever's free that day | A support queue |
| Reply time | 24 hours, guaranteed | Varies | Ticket-based |
| Pricing | Fixed fee, agreed upfront | Often hourly | Tiered add-ons |
| Direct access to your accountant | Standard, for everyone | Usually a paid upgrade | Rarely offered |
Pick a single service or hand me the lot. Everything runs through the same cloud systems, so nothing gets re-explained every time you call.
Know your tax bill months ahead, not in the final week — statutory accounts prepared and filed early, every year.
For directors, sole traders and landlords. You'll know what you owe well before the deadline, not on 30 January.
Regular bookkeeping and management accounts you can rely on, with someone on hand to explain what the numbers actually mean.
Making Tax Digital compliant submissions, reviewed line by line before filing — not auto-submitted and forgotten.
PAYE, pensions and payslips run on schedule every month, however many people are on it.
Budgets, cash flow forecasts and scenario planning — the conversations that happen before a decision, not after.
Set up correctly from day one — company registration, share structure and Companies House filings handled for you.
Digital record keeping and quarterly HMRC updates handled properly, so the new deadlines are never a last-minute scramble.
A full finance function — bookkeeping through to board-ready reporting — without hiring one person in-house.
Read how it works →If you're a sole trader or landlord earning over £50,000, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax became mandatory on 6 April 2026 — and 7 August 2026 was your first quarterly update deadline. That's four digital updates a year now, not one annual return.
If that first one was more of a scramble than it should have been, or nobody proactively got you set up on the right software and walked you through what's actually changed, it's worth asking whether your current accountant is keeping up with this as much as you need them to.
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"I've sat on the other side of the desk — running a finance team, dealing with the same month-end pressure and cash flow headaches you deal with. That's what makes me a business partner, not just someone who files your accounts."Read the full story →
A short call to understand your business and whether we're the right fit — no obligation either way.
A clear quote in writing before anything starts. No surprise invoices, no hourly-rate guesswork.
I get you set up on cloud accounting software, connect your bank feeds, and take handover from your previous accountant if needed.
Regular check-ins, direct access whenever you need it, and filings that happen ahead of the deadline, not on it.
I don't run standard packages, because no two businesses cost the same to look after. Every quote is worked out individually after a proper conversation about your business, then fixed in writing before anything starts. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices.
On the free consultation, I'll ask about your business rather than hand you a price list. What comes back is a single fixed fee that covers everything agreed — reviewed each year, never changed mid-year without your sign-off.
Book a free consultationA lot of accountants are leaning on new tools and letting the personal side slip. I've gone the other way: I use efficient systems to clear the routine work off my desk, specifically so I have more time for the bit that shouldn't be automated — sitting down with you and talking it through.
A phone call, a proper meeting, plain English about what your numbers mean. If you'd rather talk it through than read a report, that's how we'll do it.
Deadlines, reminders and routine paperwork are handled properly and on schedule, so you're never chasing me — or I'm never chasing HMRC on your behalf at the last minute.
Time saved on data entry doesn't vanish into overheads — it goes straight into forecasting, planning, and the conversation you actually need this quarter.
Some firms sell direct access to a partner as an upgrade. I don't. Every client, whatever the size of their business, gets the same level of access to me.
Book a free consultationIt depends on your turnover, transaction volume and which services you need — see how a quote is built above. You'll get an exact fixed fee in writing after a free first call, so there's never a surprise invoice.
Yes — this is called professional clearance, and it's a standard, routine process. I'll handle the handover paperwork directly with your outgoing accountant so you don't have to chase anything.
I work on cloud accounting software (compatible with Making Tax Digital), so your numbers are visible in real time rather than locked in a spreadsheet you only see once a year.
If you're a sole trader or landlord with qualifying income over £50,000, it applies to you now. That threshold drops to £30,000 from April 2027 and £20,000 from April 2028, so it's worth checking even if you're not caught yet — the free consultation covers this.
No — I work with sole traders, contractors and landlords too. If you're not sure what applies to you, that's exactly what the free consultation is for.
Yes. It's not a paid extra — every client gets direct access to me and a same-day-or-next-day reply as standard.
A free, no-obligation call to talk through where you are and what would actually help — no sales script.
Send a few lines about your business and what's prompted you to look for an accountant, and I'll come back to you within one working day — usually sooner.