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Accounting | Tax | Bookkeeping

See the likely fee. Clarify the scope. Start with the right accounting support.

Clarentis publishes practical support for UK startups, sole traders and small limited companies, with indicative fees and a fixed-fee proposal after a scope review.

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Independent demonstration | Use synthetic details only | Nothing is sent to Clarentis

Real business phone: 07467 474356 | Shown for source clarity only. Please do not use it from this demo.

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Published support from£60 / monthSole trader or micro-business; indicative only

Is it a fit?

First, check whether the published support fits your business.

The service is positioned for UK startups, sole traders and small limited companies that need help keeping records, submissions and recurring obligations organised.

Starting a business

Company registration guidance and first-step tax and accounting setup.

Running the books

Bank and card reconciliation, purchase and sales records, invoicing and year-end adjustments.

Keeping filings moving

Support across Self-Assessment, VAT, payroll and Corporation Tax, scoped to the business.

Published fee guide

Published fee ranges make the first comparison more concrete.

These are Clarentis's indicative figures, not instant quotes. The final fee is agreed after the work, transaction volume and complexity have been reviewed.

Sole trader / micro-business

£60 - £150 per month

Small limited company

£100 - £350 per month

VAT return preparation

£70 - £100 per quarter

Payroll processing

£40 - £120 per month

Self-Assessment filing

£150 - £300+

MTD setup

£75 - £160 one-off

Why the range?Transaction volumeRecord conditionPayroll headcountFiling complexity
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Service scope

Choose the obligation you want to make clearer.

The published service list spans setup, routine records and recurring tax or payroll work. The enquiry helps identify the starting point; the proposal defines the actual scope.

Company Registration

Formation support, Companies House registration guidance and initial accounting setup.

Bookkeeping

Reconciliations, purchase and sales records, invoicing and year-end adjustments.

Self-Assessment

Return preparation for sole traders, directors, shareholders and people with untaxed income.

VAT Returns

Registration review, MTD-ready records, return preparation and submission support.

PAYE and Payroll

PAYE setup, payslips, RTI submissions, starters, leavers and pension filings.

Corporation Tax

Corporation Tax computation and return support with planning around liabilities and filing deadlines.

A defined decision point

The practical advantage is knowing the scope before work begins.

Clarentis says the proposal sets out a clear scope and transparent fee before work begins. That gives a small-business owner a concrete decision point instead of asking them to commit from a service list alone.

  • Published indicative ranges provide an early fit check.
  • The consultation reviews the business, records, deadlines and required support.
  • The proposal turns that review into a defined scope and fee.

Published onboarding

From first conversation to ongoing support, the steps stay visible.

The published onboarding sequence explains both the buying decision and what follows it. The page adds no unsupported timing or outcome promise.

  1. 1. Free consultation

    Discuss the business, deadlines, current records and the support required.

  2. 2. Fixed-fee proposal

    Review a clear scope and fee before work begins.

  3. 3. HMRC and software setup

    Organise the records and access needed for the agreed work.

  4. 4. Monthly support

    Continue the bookkeeping, payroll, VAT or tax support included in the agreed scope.

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Cover of the Clarentis fee and first-conversation preparation guide

Six-page PDF

Take the fee and preparation guide with you.

The ungated guide brings the published fee ranges, scope factors, service checklist and first-conversation preparation into one short document.

  • Six published fee ranges and their qualifier
  • Service-fit and preparation checklists
  • The four-step published onboarding sequence
  • Clear demo and general-information boundaries
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Before you test

Useful answers before you test the enquiry.

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Is this the official Clarentis website?

No. This is an independent, non-commissioned demonstration. It uses public information to show a possible landing-page and CRM journey. Clarentis has not approved or commissioned it.

Will Clarentis receive my details?

No. The form stores synthetic test details only in this demonstration's new CRM. It does not email, call, submit to or notify Clarentis.

Are the fees final quotes?

No. They are the indicative ranges published by Clarentis. The real business says final pricing depends on a scope review, transaction volume and complexity.

What details should I use here?

Use fictional, non-sensitive details for demonstration testing. Do not enter real customer, employee, tax, payroll or financial information.

Does the page provide tax advice?

No. The page and guide provide general service information only. This demonstration does not provide professional advice or arrange a consultation.

What tracking is active?

Optional advertising and analytics tags are disabled because no real GTM or advertising IDs and no external consent provider were supplied. Approved campaign parameters can be stored with a synthetic demo enquiry for CRM attribution, unless DNT or GPC is enabled.

Demo-only journey

Test the complete enquiry-to-CRM journey without contacting the business.

Submit fictional details, see a confirmed receipt, open the guide and verify the same synthetic enquiry in the protected demonstration CRM.