
Restaurants
Independent and group restaurants that need the books, food and drink reporting, VAT, payroll and year-end handled as one finance function.
Who we help
Specialist F&B support, alongside full-service accounting for other UK businesses.
Primary: food & beverage

Independent and group restaurants that need the books, food and drink reporting, VAT, payroll and year-end handled as one finance function.

Daytime food and beverage businesses that want organised bookkeeping, payroll and tax without building a finance team behind the counter.

Wet-led sites with high till volume, mixed VAT and supplier activity, and a need for cash and labour to be visible during the week.

High-volume, often platform-led businesses that need takings, commissions, VAT and payroll kept in one set of records.

Food and beverage businesses that trade in peaks, with invoicing, labour and tax that need to stay organised between events.

Groups that need site-level numbers as well as a company view, with processes that still work when a second or third venue opens.
Secondary: other UK businesses
The specialist offer is hospitality. The same practice also supports SMEs, professional services, retail, e-commerce, property, consultants, contractors and start-ups.
Owner-managed companies that want bookkeeping, payroll, VAT and year-end handled as one relationship.
Firms that need organised records, payroll and tax without building an internal finance team.
Businesses with regular sales channels, stock purchases and a need for cash and VAT to stay current.
Rental income, allowable costs and filings recorded properly, including Self Assessment where it applies.
Company or personal tax support that fits contracting life: income, expenses, payroll where needed, and filings on the calendar.
Set the books up properly from the beginning: software, records, VAT when it becomes relevant, and reporting you can grow into.
Next step
Next step
Whether you operate one venue or a growing hospitality group, let’s discuss what the books, payroll, VAT and reporting should look like.