We’ll give you freedom from the complexity of business (and help you pay less tax!)

We provide all the support you need to become more profitable, keep more of what you earn, and pay less tax (even in today’s marketplace).

In a complex world, we provide the expertise that allows you to run your business without worrying about finance, forecasts, cashflow or capital gains.

Whether you’re an individual with a self-assessment return to file, a sole trader, a partnership or a limited company dealing with VAT, payroll, and daily record-keeping, our priority is you.

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OUR SERVICES

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Who are you?

Whether you are an individual filing a personal tax return, or a business dealing with all of the day-to-day paperwork and HMRC rules, we are here to advise and assist. It doesn’t matter what line of business you are in – we can help you operate as efficiently as possible, whilst taking as much of the load off you as you want. This leaves you to concentrate on what you enjoy -running your own business.

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Construction and Trade

Multiple projects, variable costs and overheads, CIS, reverse charge VAT and invoicing. Being in the construction business can be complicated. You need to be able to focus on your day-to-day work, so why not let Grampian Accounting look after some of the paperwork and admin, and reduce the load on you? From invoice processing to discussing your profits, our dedicated team are here to help you make the most of your business.

Payroll

At Grampian Accounting we can take care of all of your Payroll requirements. Whether you’re a single director of a limited company or a business with many staff and contractors, we are here to help and make sure your payroll is painless, and everyone gets paid on time.

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Personal Tax

As a family business, we know-how important it is to keep your personal tax in order. Whether it’s income tax, capital gains tax or inheritance tax, we know how to optimise your position, so you keep as much money in your pocket as possible.

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Sole Trader Accounts

The best part of being a sole trader is you get to do the work you enjoy without the complexity of a LTD company. That doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the perks of being in business. At Grampian Accounting we pride ourselves in being able to help sole traders maximise their profits.

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Energy Contractor

With IR35 out there, it’s critical you get accurate, up-to-date information on how to manage your contract and optimise your business. Grampian Accounting will incorporate your company, deal with HMRC registrations, and maintain your records, enabling us to provide the best advice at every step. We have decades of experience helping successful energy contractors.

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BLOGS

How Do I Get Paid Out of My Limited Company?

Glenn Bowen, Director, Grampian Accounting – September 2026 There are five ways to get money out of your own limited company, and getting the mix right is the best way we can minimise your taxes. Get it wrong — or take the wrong advice — and you can find yourself paying tax you don’t need […]

Should I Register for VAT? Most People Are Asking the Wrong Question

Glenn Bowen, Director, Grampian Accounting – August 2026 When a client asks me whether they should register for VAT, they almost always start in the same place: “Am I at the threshold yet?” It’s the wrong question to start with. The first question should be: who are you selling to, and are they VAT registered? […]