A local accountant you can depend on…
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ACCA Accredited
We are fully accredited by the ACCA giving you confidence in the professional standards of our work.
Fixed costs
Fixed Fee Packages
Manage your costs with our clear pricing structure and don’t worry about any hidden fees or costs.
quality tax advice
Proactive Tax Advice
Quality tax advice and help with compliance such as payroll, VAT and tax returns.
Working to your times
Guaranteed Turnaround
Our guaranteed turnaround times enable us to deliver and work to meet any deadlines you have.
Offering excellent value
Competitive Rates
We aim to offer all of our clients the best possible service we can, for the best possible price we can.
What we do
At Sherwin Currid we pride ourselves on the breadth of service we provide and the knowledge and understanding of different industry sectors that we can help with.
Our clients love us
The best people to talk about the quality of our service are our clients.
Professional and approachable accountancy experts
Sherwin Currid is an accountancy and business advisory practice that provides proactive tax advice and accounting support to small businesses, contractors, freelancers and the self-employed. We also look after many individuals, including landlords and crypto investors that need help with their tax returns. We are a full service firm, assisting clients with starting their business and forming a company, right through to planning an exit and closing a company down.
We started in Guildford over 15 years ago and now have offices across Surrey, Hampshire, Sussex, Kent and London. Our aim is to build a long and lasting relationship with each of our clients by providing a high quality tax and accounting service at a competitive rate. We are members of the Association of Chartered Certified accountants, ACCA, and are headed up by our two directors, Martyn Currid and Max Sherwin.
Autumn Budget 2024: Key points for businesses and contractors
The Autumn Budget 2024 introduces increased employer NICs, CGT rate hikes, and Stamp Duty surcharges, impacting small businesses, contractors, and property investors. With expanded Employment Allowance and a commitment to digital tax compliance, these changes aim to boost public funding while posing new financial considerations for UK businesses and investors.
Predictions for the October Budget 2024
The October 2024 Budget, Labour’s first, may include significant changes such as raising Capital Gains Tax, adjusting Business Asset Disposal Relief, increasing Inheritance Tax rates, and altering pension tax relief. These measures aim to address the budget deficit while avoiding increases in working taxes, reflecting Labour’s fiscal priorities.
Implications of VAT on private school fees
The upcoming VAT on private school fees, set to start in January 2025, will increase costs for families and could lead to shifts in school enrollment. This change is part of a broader effort to raise revenue and promote educational equality. The impact on private schools, state education, and financial aid remains a key point of discussion as the details of the legislation continue to unfold.