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Affordable Accounting Services for Electricians in London

We know every penny matters to your business. Whether you’re a solo electrician or managing a small team, Faal’s affordable accounting services ensure you get expert support without the hefty price tag.

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Who We Help with Affordable Accounting

Limited Companies

Sole Traders / Individuals

Partnerships

Partnerships

Contractors / Freelancers

Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs)

Our Accounting Packages

Tailored to Fit Your Needs and Budget

Bookkeeping & Record Management

From £40 £29.99per month
  • Tracking daily financial records
  • Reconciling your bank transactions
  • Managing incoming and outgoing bills
  • Organizing your spending
  • Following up on overdue invoices

Tax Preparation & Filing

From £100 £70 per month
  • Filing income tax returns
  • Preparing VAT returns
  • Maximising tax deductions
  • Ensuring tax compliance
  • Organizing tax documents.

Payroll Management Services

From £50 £40 per month
  • Calculating employee wages
  • Managing employee benefits
  • Handling tax deductions
  • Ensuring timely payments
  • Generating payslips for employees

Financial Planning & Budgeting

From £150 £100per month
  • Forecasting income and expenses
  • Setting annual budgets
  • Tracking business cash flow
  • Analysing financial goals
  • Reviewing monthly financialsiency.

Business Structure Advice

From £120 £100 per month
  • Advising on business structure options
  • Assessing tax benefits
  • Minimizing personal liability
  • Guidance on ownership
  • Helping with structure registration.

Cash Flow Management

From £50 £40 per month
  • Monitoring incoming payments
  • Managing outgoing expenses
  • Forecasting cash flow needs
  • Tracking overdue invoices
  • Ensuring bills and payroll are paid.

Get the Best Accounting Services, Without the High Price Tag

Hear From Our Satisfied Clients

— Alex B. Independent Electrician

"Running my own electrical business, keeping up with receipts and taxes was a nightmare. But since switching to this service, it’s all sorted. Now, I can just focus on the job, and not worry about paperwork. It’s made life so much easier!"

— Mark H. Owner of Greenlight Electrical

"Dealing with finances for my electrical business was always stressful. This team took care of everything—from taxes to invoices. Now, I don’t have to stress about numbers and can focus on getting the job done. It's been a big relief!"

— Tom J. Freelance Electrician

"As a freelance electrician, handling finances was confusing at first. This service made everything simple—tracking expenses and filing taxes. It’s saved me tons of time, and now I can just get on with my work. I don’t know how I did it before!"

Your £30 Solution

Accounting Services Under £30 for Electricians

From small jobs to big projects, electricians trust us to handle the finances so they can keep their businesses running efficiently.

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FAQs

Electricians in London can deduct expenses like tools, vehicle costs, uniforms, training, and business-related utilities. Make sure to keep detailed records to claim these deductions

If your turnover exceeds £90,000 annually, you must register for VAT. Register online through HMRC, and ensure your invoicing and bookkeeping systems reflect this.

Track your income and expenses regularly, use invoicing software, set aside tax payments, and avoid unnecessary purchases. Consider creating a buffer to cover quiet periods.

IR35 affects contract electricians working through intermediaries. If deemed inside IR35, you're taxed as an employee. Consult an accountant to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.
Factor in labour, tools, insurance, transport, and overheads when pricing. Use a competitive yet sustainable rate to ensure your business covers all operational costs and generates profit.

You can claim depreciation on equipment like tools and vehicles, reducing taxable profits. Spread the depreciation over several years to lower your annual tax liabilities. 

Most startups must submit tax returns by January 31 for the previous financial year. Ensure you know your company’s deadlines to avoid penalties.

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