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Accounting for Electricians, Handled Properly for You
I take care of your self assessment, CIS returns, VAT and bookkeeping so you can focus on the work that pays.
Fixed monthly prices, same-day responses, and you always deal with me directly. No juniors, no handoffs.
“David has been absolutely fantastic from start to finish — very efficient, knowledgeable and understanding, and all work completed within the reasonable agreed fixed quote.”
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What I handle on your behalf
From CIS deductions to your annual self assessment, I take care of the numbers so you can stay on the tools.
Self Assessment Tax Returns
Most electricians working for themselves need to file a self assessment return each year. I handle the whole process, from gathering your figures to submitting to HMRC on time. Every allowable expense gets claimed, including tools, test equipment, van costs, NICEIC or NAPIT membership fees, PPE, and your phone and broadband.
Filed on time, every timeCIS Returns and Subcontractor Deductions
If you work on construction sites as a subcontractor, the contractor deducts 20 per cent from your labour element under the Construction Industry Scheme. That money is yours and can be reclaimed or offset through your self assessment return. I verify your CIS registration, reconcile your monthly deduction statements, and make sure you get back what you are owed.
Claim back what is yoursBookkeeping and VAT Returns
Once your turnover crosses the VAT registration threshold of 90,000 pounds in any rolling 12-month period, you are required to register and file quarterly returns. I keep your books in order throughout the year, identify the right VAT scheme for your business, and submit every return accurately and on time. You get a clear view of your finances without the admin burden.
Quarterly, accurate, sortedWhy clients come back every year
These are the reasons electricians across Scotland and the UK choose to stay with STZ Accounting.
You always deal with David directly
When you call or message, you reach me. Not a junior, not a team inbox, not a call centre. I know your business, your circumstances, and your history. That continuity means faster answers and fewer mistakes.
Fixed prices, agreed upfront
You know exactly what you pay before we start. There are no hourly rates, no unexpected invoices at year end, and no charge for picking up the phone. Sole traders start from 150 pounds plus VAT per month, covering bookkeeping, VAT, annual accounts and self assessment.
Real business experience, not just theory
I spent over 25 years running and working in businesses before I qualified as an accountant. That background means I understand cash flow pressure, late-paying clients, and the cost of materials before you invoice. I give practical advice, not textbook answers.
How it works
Getting started takes one phone call and no preparation on your part.
Book a Free Call
You book a free call through the calendar on this page. There is no obligation and no sales pressure. The call takes around 20 minutes and you speak with me directly.
We talk through your situation
Tell me where you are right now. Whether your records are tidy or a total mess, I have seen it all before. I will ask a few straightforward questions about your work, your income, and what you need help with.
You get a fixed-price quote
Once I understand your situation, I give you a clear fixed-price quote. No hourly estimates, no vague ranges. You decide whether to go ahead, with no pressure either way.
I take it from there
Once you are on board, I handle your accounting from that point forward. Every deadline gets filed on time, every allowance gets claimed, and you hear back from me the same day whenever you have a question.
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AAT qualified accountant based in Strathaven. Personal, one-to-one accounting for small businesses and sole traders across the UK.
