What will the free growth review tell you before your next big decision?
Crosby reviews your last accounts, this year’s tax position and what comes next.
That gives you a sound basis for the next hire, premises or tax payment.
Or read on to see how it works.
When the decision comes before the answer does
- Growth creates a choice
- Accountant has gone quiet
- Accounts are already old
- Cost gets guessed
- Commitment gets made
- Tax arrives later
A hire, lease or larger tax payment can expose the gap.
The business may afford it. Without current numbers and an informed opinion, nobody has checked.
Five questions the review should answer before you commit
The review should settle the questions that currently get answered too late.
- What will corporation tax look like this year?
- What will the next hire really cost?
- Can the business afford bigger premises?
- Are HMRC or Companies House deadlines outstanding?
- Is the business growing or simply getting busier?
That makes everything downstream harder.
What changes when Crosby checks the decision with you
The answer comes from current records, with the reasoning explained.
The review puts the tax bill, hire or expansion against the business as it stands now.
- £tax due this year
- Current records checked
- Costs added properly
- Options discussed with Crosby
- Decision made before signing
If the answer changes the plan, it changes before the commitment is made.
Your accountant should answer before the money leaves
Before you sign anything.
How the first ninety days take shape
If Egbenn is a fit, the review turns into a practical handover and current monthly records.
- Before day one
The position is checked
Crosby reviews your last accounts, current records, tax position and plans.
- Day 30
The handover is moving
Egbenn writes to your previous accountant, collects the records and checks upcoming deadlines.
- Day 60
The records are current
Bookkeeping, VAT, payroll and CIS are brought onto one working timetable.
- Day 90
The next decision is costed
The tax payment, hire or premises decision is discussed using current monthly numbers.
The free growth review comes before any decision
Crosby goes through your last accounts and checks where the records stand. He covers corporation and personal tax, outstanding HMRC or Companies House matters, and the cost of hiring or expanding.
It is free, with no obligation.
Crosby explains what needs attention and what the growth plan would cost, even if Egbenn is not a fit.
Egbenn limits the number of clients it takes on, so every owner keeps a direct line to Crosby.
Who the free growth review is really meant for
The review is for established owners making real decisions, so the fit matters.
A good fit
- The limited company turns over six figures or more.
- The business is your main income and full-time focus.
- Your accountant files the forms and rarely offers an opinion.
- You are considering a hire, larger premises or another stage of growth.
- You send information on time and want advice before decisions are made.
A poor fit
- The business has not started trading yet.
- The business runs alongside a full-time job.
- Your work sits in a short-life contractor or freelancer company.
- The enquiry concerns a property side interest, rent to rent or buy to let.
- The only question is whether Egbenn costs less than your current accountant.
Two minutes. If it fits, Crosby arranges the free growth review.
£500,000
and upwards, with the owner using current job costs
A construction company came to Egbenn after its first year with an accountant who filed and said nothing. Current bookkeeping, VAT, payroll, CIS and job costing now help the owner run the business past £500,000.
What changes when the accountant stays involved all year
- Tax known before payment
- Hiring costed before offers
- Premises checked before signing
- Deadlines managed all year
Egbenn keeps the monthly records current and gives an opinion when a decision needs one.
Think your accountant should be telling you this?
Answer a few quick questions for a personalised recommendation and, if there is a fit, the free review.
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