Welcome to Kelly & Comac Accountants and Bookkeepers
Kelly & Comac are a family-run accountancy, taxation and bookkeeping partnership. We offer excellent value for money with very competitive rates and treat all clients with care, respect and confidentiality.
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New Business Startup
New businesses start up with a good business proposition, and the enterprise and commitment to see make it work. However, most business owners require some assistance with the legal and financial aspects of running a business.
Accounts Preparation
We understand that it can be difficult running a successful business whilst trying to keep on top of your accounting compliance requirements. Our aim is to provide timely and accurate accounts that not only comply with the statutory legal requirements, but also act as an essential management tool.
Bookkeeping
Kelly & Comac can help you with all your general bookkeeping requirements, either at your business premises or at our office. Do you need help with your bookkeeping, or do you want us to put the finishing touches your information?
Payroll & CIS
Managing a payroll can be a struggle for any business because of the high volume of data that has to be processed accurately and completed on time. It can be equally challenging to comply with HMRC’s ever-changing rules and regulations.
Latest News
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VAT cut for children's holiday activities over summer
The government has announced a temporary reduction in the rate of VAT applying to certain children's holiday activity programmes during the summer holidays. The measure is intended to help families with childcare costs during the school break. What has changed?
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HMRC launches new R&D advance assurance process
HMRC has introduced a new advance assurance process for research and development (R&D) tax relief claims, aimed at giving eligible companies greater certainty before submitting a claim. What does the new process involve?
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Judge criticises use of fabricated AI-generated cases in HMRC appeal
A tax tribunal judge has criticised the use of apparently fabricated case references generated by artificial intelligence in an appeal against HMRC. The incident highlights growing concerns over the use of AI tools in legal and tax proceedings. What happened?
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