Welcome to B&J Accountants
We are accountants located in Gravesend providing accountancy services and professional financial and legal advice to companies and private customers.
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Get your tax back
We work with you to help reduce the impact taxation has upon your business.
Tax Planning Contact Us
Want peace of mind concerning your tax affairs?
We help you become efficient and compliant by taking care of all the compliance requirements and assist you in managing accounts.
Company Accounts Contact Us
Useful financial solutions for your business
We can help you maintain your accounts digitally.
Cloud Accounting Contact UsReliable & professional support for our clients
Perhaps you are starting up or are experienced in running your business? Thinking of outsourcing your accounts and bookkeeping to professionals, or simply need advice with Tax, VAT and Construction Industry Scheme returns?
We will free up your time for the things that matter to you. If you are a Sole Trader, Partnership, Limited Company or an individual who is looking for some advice on benefits, employment rights, small claim and bankruptcy procedures, then this solution is for you.
Accountants in Gravesend
We offer a free consultation to discuss your needs followed by a competitive pricing of our services. If you would like to speak to us, get in touch and we’ll make contact as soon as possible.
B&J Accountants in Gravesend provide accountancy services and professional financial and legal advice for companies and private customers.
Latest News
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Loan written off: are you in HMRC’s crosshairs?
HMRC is writing to directors that took a loan from their company that was later written off or released. What should you do if you receive a letter?
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Meaning of “new and unused” clarified for CAs purposes
The guidance on what “new and unused” means for the purposes of first-year allowances has been updated in order to make things clearer. What’s the full story?
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Scammers already targeting pensioners over winter fuel payments
Phishing attacks are already being sent to pensioners purporting to be from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). What’s going on and how can you avoid becoming a victim?
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