Company formation, sole trader registration, VAT compliance and day-to-day bookkeeping for businesses across the UK — with specialist cross-border tax advisory available for clients whose situation isn't purely domestic.
Sole-practitioner firm run by Ekaterina Iatckaia, built on the belief that good accounting should hold up under scrutiny — from HMRC, from foreign tax authorities, and from you.
The practice covers the accounting work every UK business needs, done reliably: company formation and sole trader registration, bookkeeping, VAT compliance, payroll, and annual accounts. Clients are based across the UK, from Edinburgh to London.
Alongside that core work sits a specialism in cross-border tax — for clients whose financial life doesn't sit entirely within the UK: non-resident directors, split-year residence, and income that touches more than one country. It's an additional strength, not a replacement for the everyday compliance work.
Client communication runs in English or Russian, whichever makes the conversation clearer.
The core work that keeps a business or a personal tax position properly compliant — from setting up to filing.
Setting up a limited company or registering as self-employed with HMRC — done correctly from day one.
Day-to-day records in Xero or Sage, reconciled and ready for year end — not scrambled together in March.
Registration, returns, and Making Tax Digital compliance — including sorting out records inherited from a previous agent.
RTI submissions, pension auto-enrolment, statutory pay, and EPS filings run correctly and on time, including complex mid-month starters.
Annual returns for sole traders, directors, and limited companies, including corporation tax computations.
Confirmation statements, PSC identity verification, and Companies House filings.
For clients whose situation isn't purely domestic — non-resident directors, split-year residence, foreign income and structuring questions. Fixed-fee advisory, scoped and priced separately from routine compliance work.
See how this works →For clients who need it, this is where the core UK compliance work above meets the questions that determine what that compliance should actually say.
A 45-minute consultation is the starting point for most new engagements — enough time to understand the situation properly before any advice is given.
A short questionnaire is sent ahead of the call so the time is spent on your situation, not on paperwork.
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