Chartered Accountants and Business Advisors
Chartered Accountants and Business Advisors
Three Kings Accounting:
Supporting Your Business
We pride ourselves on our honesty, reliability and dedication to our clients’ needs.
Whether you are starting a new venture, or looking to grow your business, our team are here to help.
Based in the Centre of Windsor, overlooking Windsor Castle, our clients are based in Berkshire, Surrey and across the Thames Valley.
Three Kings Accounting:
Supporting Your Business
We pride ourselves on our honesty, reliability and dedication to our clients’ needs.
Whether you are starting a new venture, or looking to grow your business, our team are here to help.
Based in the Centre of Windsor, overlooking Windsor Castle, our clients are based in Berkshire, Surrey and across the Thames Valley.
Our Trusted
Accountancy Services
We pride ourselves on a personal, approachable and professional approach.
Our services include:
- Business Start-Up package
- Book keeping
- Payroll
- VAT Returns and inspection support
- Management Accounts & Financial Modelling
- Accounts Preparation
- Corporate & Personal Tax services
- Assurance review
We can tailor our service approach to suit your particular requirements. This may necessitate using just one or two of the detailed services, or indeed all of them.
Please contact us to arrange a free initial consultation to see how we can help your business grow.
Our Trusted
Accountancy Services
We pride ourselves on a personal, approachable and professional approach.
Our services include:
- Business Start-Up package
- Book keeping
- Payroll
- VAT Returns and inspection support
- Management Accounts & Financial Modelling
- Accounts Preparation
- Corporate & Personal Tax services
- Assurance review
We can tailor our service approach to suit your particular requirements. This may necessitate using just one or two of the detailed services, or indeed all of them.
Please contact us to arrange a free initial consultation to see how we can help your business grow.
Latest News
Business Plans
Every new business should have a business plan. It is the key to success. If you need finance, no bank manager will lend money without a considered plan. It is one of the most important aspects of starting a new business. Your plan should provide a thorough examination of the way in which the business will commence and develop.
Corporation Tax Self Assessment
Corporation Tax Self Assessment key features include: a company is required to pay the tax due in advance of filing a tax return, a ‘process now, check later’ enquiry regime when the tax return is submitted, the inclusion in the tax return, and in a single self-assessment, of the liabilities of close companies on loans and advances to shareholders and others, and of liabilities under Controlled Foreign Companies legislation and the requirement for companies to self assess by reference to transfer pricing legislation.
Franchising
Franchising is a flourishing industry boasting nearly 1,000 brands in a multitude of different sectors. The business community now takes franchising very seriously and the industry consistently shows 90% of franchisees reporting profitability. The advantages of owning your own business are obvious but so too are the risks.
Latest News
Bring your own device (BYOD)
Some employees will often prefer to use their own personal mobile devices to access company networks/systems. However, this is potentially a security loophole which places the organisation at risk from reputational damage and legal proceedings. Firms need to have a formal policy with regard to the use of personal devices at work.
Construction Industry Scheme
The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) sets out special rules for tax and national insurance (NI) for those working in the construction industry. Businesses in the construction industry are known as ‘contractors’ and ‘subcontractors’. They may be companies, partnerships or self employed individuals. The CIS applies to construction work and also jobs such as alterations, repairs, decorating and demolition.
Enterprise Investment Scheme
The purpose of the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) is to help certain types of small higher-risk unquoted trading companies to raise capital by providing income tax and CGT reliefs for investors in qualifying shares in these companies. There are really two separate schemes within the EIS: a scheme giving income tax relief on the investment and a CGT exemption on gains made when the shares are disposed of; and/or a scheme aimed at providing a CGT deferral.






