Whether you are based in beautiful down town Peterborough Cambridgeshire or perhaps rather further afield… we will assist you to keep your eyes on the target, remaining fully focused on increasing your business health and wealth.
Self employed freelancers, CIS subcontractors, sole traders, partnerships, limited companies and company directors, can always count on Stonehouse Accountants Peterborough to help them thrive in their specific business sector, saving tax, increasing profits and cash flow.
Stonehouse Accountants are a family run firm of trusted business and tax advisers with many years of experience in loyally caring for our clients.
"EXPERIENCE COUNTS EVERY TIME"
Here at Stonehouse Accountants Peterborough we work for you and not the taxman and we do not apologise for that fact.
We are committed to providing our clients with confidential and comprehensive accountancy and business services including: annual accounts, making tax digital (MTD) bookkeeping, VAT, PAYE, payroll, tax planning and business advisory services at reasonable cost.
Come, join us and look toward the future with cautious optimism, quietly confident you had the right firm of accountants behind you, helping your business adapt to emerging situations and well placed to prepare for future opportunities in these strange and interesting times.
I’ve used the team at Stonehouse for over 6 years, first as a sole trader in the construction industry, then with their help to set up as a limited company. Frank is a true champion in his game with a hardworking team alongside him helping things get done. From the initial review and start-up, you are made to feel part of the family. They have helped me year in and year out to pay just the right amount of taxes with friendly advice throughout. Not just your cheap run of the mill cheapo accountancy. Definitely worth their fee.
Stonehouse Accountants has what I call a broad spectrum of skills; they really understood my business and can be trusted to come up with credible solutions rather than your run-of-the-mill Accountancy Firm who simply don’t bother to understand what it is you are running and just look at the black and white numbers. I’ve had them working on my accounts, tax returns, payroll etc for well over 20 years now. Straight talking, hard advice, transparent always and adding real value to my business rather than what you sometimes get which is hollow consultancy.
Great people…they can not do enough. Stonehouse have been great accountants for my business, providing excellent accounting support over the years. Frank, in particular, has been extremely helpful. He is a talented and experienced accountant, knows his stuff inside out and is extremely diligent and meticulous with his work and support.
Working with Stonehouse Accountants have been extremely helpful for me at this crucial stage of growing my business. Frank and his team are always on hand to answer my questions and provide advice each step of the way. They take their time to explain things to me, no matter how minor or seemingly obvious the questions are. I feel very happy and confident to have my accounts in her capable hands.
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