A twenty-minute call
What you do, how you invoice and what has gone wrong before. No forms to fill in first.
Fixed-fee accounts, tax returns and payroll for sole traders, partnerships and limited companies. One monthly price, VAT included, no year-end panic.
Switching takes one email — we handle the handover.
Clear monthly prices with VAT included. Tax, accounts, payroll, CIS and Making Tax Digital — the scope is written down before you sign anything.
Self Assessment, financial statements and unlimited tax guidance.
Partnership return, self assessment for each partner and financial statements.
Accounts, corporation tax, confirmation statement and director payroll.
How it works
No onboarding marathon. A short call, a quote you can read in a minute, then we take the records off you and get on with it.
What you do, how you invoice and what has gone wrong before. No forms to fill in first.
One monthly price with VAT in it and the scope listed line by line.
Records collected, old accountant handled, every deadline diarised.
Who we work with

Self Assessment, bookkeeping and a tax figure you know months in advance.

The partnership return and each partner’s own return, split cleanly.

Accounts, corporation tax, confirmation statement and director payroll.

Deductions reclaimed properly, refunds chased and monthly returns filed.

Property income, allowable costs and the new reporting rules handled.

Registration, structure advice and a first year set up to stay tidy.
Fixed monthly support
VAT-inclusive packages, quoted in full before you commit. Choose your structure and whether VAT is involved.
Non-VAT
£35/month inc VAT
Non-VAT
£80/month inc VAT
Non-VAT
£150/month inc VAT
Key dates
You will hear from us before each deadline — with the numbers already prepared, not a reminder to panic.
Next up
31 January — Self Assessment
Filing and balancing payment. New clients: records to us by 30 November.
5 April
Tax year ends
Everyone
31 May
P60s to employees
Employers
31 July
Second payment on account
Self Assessment
5 October
Register for Self Assessment
Newly self-employed
30 November
Records to us for January filing
Our clients
31 January
Self Assessment filing and payment
Self Assessment
Deadline tracking
You never get a bare “your return is due” email. Every reminder tells you what is owed, when it leaves your account and what we still need from you.
Self Assessment · due 31 January
We request your records
Bullen · today
Draft return for approval
Bullen · 2 weeks
You approve by e-sign
You · 5 minutes
Filed, with the amount owed
Bullen · well before 31 Jan
Meet the accountant
Bullen & Co is deliberately small. That means direct answers on the phone, work done by the person who signs it off, and a fee that does not move because you asked a question.
Twenty years across sole traders, subcontractors and owner-managed companies. You get the accountant, not an account manager.
Get in touchQuestions
Yes. Give us your old accountant’s details and we write to them, collect the records and pick the year up where they left it.
Fixed for the scope agreed in writing, and it includes VAT. Questions during the year are part of the fee, not another invoice line.
For a 31 January Self Assessment, by 30 November. For limited companies, within a month of your year end.
No. Under the threshold, the non-VAT package is the one you want, and we tell you when registering starts to make sense.
Both. Director payroll is included in the limited company package, and CIS returns can be included with your Self Assessment.