Frequently Asked Questions

If you hold a TIN, run a business, earn employment income above the tax-free threshold, or receive rent, interest or investment income, you are generally required to file. We review your position and confirm your obligation well before any deadline passes.

VAT registration is triggered once your taxable supplies exceed the threshold set by the Inland Revenue Department. Because that threshold has changed several times in recent years, we check your turnover against the rule in force today and register you before you become liable for penalties.

Yes. We regularly bring several years of arrears up to date - reconstructing accounts, preparing the outstanding returns, and dealing with the IRD on assessments and penalties on your behalf.

We serve clients island-wide. Most work is handled by email, WhatsApp and phone, with in-person meetings arranged when the matter needs one.

Fees depend on the size of your business and the scope of work - a one-off return, monthly bookkeeping, or a full retainer. You receive a clear quote before any work begins, and we do not bill outside it without asking you first.

For most engagements: bank statements, sales and purchase invoices, payroll details, and any previous returns or IRD correspondence. We send you a short checklist tailored to your business after the first discussion.

Always. Client information is handled in strict confidence as a matter of professional obligation, and is never shared with anyone without your instruction.

Usually within a few days of the initial discussion. If you are close to a filing deadline, tell us when you call and we will prioritise the work accordingly.