Who we help Owners who are building.
Egbenn is the growth accountant for owner-managed limited companies across Hertfordshire and London. Construction and trades, garages, salons and agencies have their own pages because that is where the firm has the most depth. The work is the same whatever you build: records current all year, the corporation tax figure before it lands, and an opinion when the numbers say something.
Pick the one closest to you
Every published page sits below, grouped by type of business. Scroll the cards or use the filters to get to the one that reads like your week.
Construction and trades
CIS, payroll, VAT and job costing for the trades businesses Hertfordshire is full of.
Garages and the motor trade
One company per site or one for all of them, with the VAT and payroll position across the garages.
Salons and beauty
The bigger premises and the extra chairs modelled before you sign.
Marketing and creative agencies
Retainers, staff and the director's pay set against the numbers.
Why the depth matters
CIS handled as routine work
Verification before the first payment, deduction statements, the reverse charge checked on every invoice and returns filed on time. Hertfordshire is full of trades businesses, so none of this is new ground here.
We know how a garage earns
One limited company per site or one for all of them, VAT across parts and labour, payroll for the technicians, and figures per site so you can see which garage actually makes money before you take the next one.
The hire costed before the offer
A salon owner moved from one small shop to larger premises with four or five staff because the lease and the wages were modelled first, with PAYE and pension in the numbers rather than worked out afterwards.
Sector knowledge turns into growth
One construction client came in under £100,000 in year one. Bookkeeping, VAT, payroll and CIS kept current, job costing built so every project showed its margin, and the business is now past £500,000 with the owner running it from his own numbers.
Answer a few quick questions then talk to Crosby.
Two minutes on your turnover, your structure and what is in the way, then a recommendation back from Crosby.
Where your records stand and what this year’s tax looks like
Anything outstanding with HMRC or Companies House, flagged
What the next hire or the bigger premises really costs
In the numbers all year · The tax figure before it lands · Fixed monthly fee agreed first · ACCA registered practice