Every business has a statutory obligation to produce annual accounts for the appropriate authorities.
We are Whyfield. A trusted accountancy partner, experts in cloud accounting and business support, focused on helping your businesses and lives to flourish.
How we can support you?
Every business has a statutory obligation to produce annual accounts for the appropriate authorities.
Streamlined and comprehensive bookkeeping which presents you with business insight and control.
We offer dedicated training packages to help you get the most out of cloud accounting software.
More than just accountants, we help turn great ideas into start-ups and help established businesses to perform better.
Whyfield is very much a modern firm of accountants based in Truro. Our team are highly accredited and highly regarded by our clients throughout Cornwall, Devon and across the UK.
We’re totally in tune with digital accounting. Established in 2014, we have embraced cloud accounting with open arms and have successfully transformed the way hundreds of businesses approach their accounting.
Having made the switch over to new cloud-based systems, our clients now benefit from systems such as Xero, Quickbooks, Freeagent and Sage. Now, they can see how their business is performing in an instant. In an age when we can run a bath or book a table from our smartphones, why meet with your accountant once a year and wait around for your accounts?
As experienced business advisors, we help turn ideas into thriving start-ups and work with established local businesses to deliver the plans of directors and shareholders.
Debt can easily creep up on us unnoticed. But, the good news is, it can be managed and overcome with the right approach.
We hear from Peter McGahan, of Worldwide Financial Planning, as he shares his practical tips to tackle debt.
We’ve received an email asking for a signature from “us” at Whyfield, on a Tax Return Engagement Letter.
This email is not from us.
We’ve been sent a very convincing email from an account pretending to be HMRC, and we’ve been made aware that others have received the same email.
From April 2025, small employers can reclaim 108.5% of statutory pay costs, including maternity and paternity leave. Find out who’s eligible and how to claim.
If you pay into a pension scheme and qualify for additional tax relief, you can now apply online through HMRC without filing a full tax return. Find out what you’ll need and how to get started.
Companies House will now allow you to suppress your residential address if it has been used as a registered office address of an operating company.
There are currently no specific provisions in place for parents of newborn babies that require neonatal care, but this is set to change in April 2025 subject to parliamentary approval.
To make sure you’re ‘in the know’ about upcoming dates and deadlines in the UK accounting tax calendar.
When was the last time you thought about where your food comes from?
In a country dominated by convenience when it comes to our food, making thoughtful choices isn’t always the easiest option… or is it?
The government has confirmed the increased turnover and balance sheet thresholds in annual accounts for the first time since 2013, to reduce the reporting and audit burden for companies.
During this time of year, businesses are often affected by adverse weather conditions. Either due to their location, or staff members being unable to make it in to work. We will look at what this means for you and your staff.
Payrolling Benefits are soon to be a mandatory requirement for employers, confirmed in the Autumn Budget announcement. We are getting ahead of the game and implementing this for all our payroll clients, should they wish.