Welcome to Indigo Accounts. We are a small accountants in Fareham, providing a wide range of accountancy services to individuals and companies in Fareham and the surrounding areas. We pride ourselves on our individually tailored services and building close relationships with our clients, whilst offering expert guidance with vast experience in accountancy practice.
Lisa is a knowledge and hardworking Accountant who will be an asset to any business or individual when dealing with day to day accounting and taxation issues.
Lisa has been doing my accounts now for a couple of years and I have to say, she is extremely professional and clearly knows her stuff. Nothing is too much trouble and she is very response with all requests. I also really like the fact that she's also very personable and I can talk to her on my level, rather than the traditional Accounting lingo. I would have no hesitation whatsoever in recommending her services
I started using Lisa to do my accounts this year and I’m very impressed!
Very professional and efficient, nothing was too much trouble and enquires dealt with straight away.
Well recommended!
Spring Budget 2023 Update
On 15th March 2023 the Chancellor or the Exchequer delivered his spring budget. Here is a summary of the most important announcements. Corporation tax The corporation tax rate will increase from 19% to 25%, as planned, with effect from 1st April 2023. Businesses with profits below £50k will continue to pay tax at 19%, this […]Read More »
HMRC VAT Penalty Regime changes
For accounting periods starting on or after 1st January 2023, HMRC has introduced a new penalty regime for late VAT submissions and payments. The new measures include separate penalties for late submission of VAT returns and late payment of VAT. There are also changes in the calculation of interest for late payments to HMRC. What […]Read More »
Spring 2021 Budget Update
Coronavirus support Furlough scheme The government has extended the CJRS to the end of September 2021. Employees within the scheme will continue to receive 80% of their salaries for the hours not worked. For March, April, May and June the employer will continue to be able to claim the full 80% from the government, this […]Read More »