Every business has a statutory obligation to produce annual accounts for the appropriate authorities.
We love numbers,
but people are our passion.
We are Whyfield. A trusted accountancy partner, experts in cloud accounting and business support, focused on helping your businesses and lives flourish.
How we can support you?
What best describes your business?
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Accounting
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Bookkeeping
Streamlined and comprehensive bookkeeping which presents you with business insight and control.
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Training
We offer dedicated training packages to help you get the most out of cloud accounting software.
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Business Support
Helping you navigate tax rules and reporting obligations, so you can focus on running your business with peace of mind
We are cloud-based accounting experts in Truro
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.
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P&L filing for small companies: what’s changing in April 2028
The rules around small company accounts are changing from April 2028. Find out what's mandatory, what's been scrapped, and how the public disclosure opt-out works.
Warning: fraudulent invoices impersonating Companies House and the IPO
Companies House and the IPO are warning directors about fake invoices demanding payment for free or low-cost services. Here's how to spot them.
VAT Summer Scheme 2026
A temporary 5% VAT rate applies from 25th June to 1st September 2026. Find out what's covered, what doesn't qualify, and what your business needs to do.
Tax updates you need to know this summer
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a package of tax changes last week, including the first mileage rate increase in 15 years and a temporary 5% VAT rate for children's meals and...
Warning: AI VAT reclaim scam
A real story that could happen to anyone. Read for awareness, and what to do if it ever happens to
Our wellbeing pledge
Wellbeing isn’t a perk. It’s the foundation that holds everything else up: work, relationships, health, finances, and life beyond the office. There’s how we are supporting it in 2026 and...
Marriage Allowance: the mistake that could leave you with a surprise tax bill
If you've claimed Marriage Allowance and your income or relationship has changed, you could be building up a tax bill without knowing it. Here's when to cancel, how to do...
Real excuses people have given HMRC for late tax returns… and the benefits of filing early and paying later
HMRC has heard it all when it comes to late tax returns. We share some of the most creative excuses taxpayers have tried (and failed) to use, plus the simple...
Important dates and deadlines for the accounting calendar
To make sure you’re ‘in the know’ about upcoming dates and deadlines in the UK accounting tax calendar.
Suspicious email: fake HMRC ‘restricted account’ notification
We have been made aware of a fraudulent email circulating that impersonates HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)/GOV.UK. If you or your business receives this message, do not click any links...
National Living Wage increase April 2026: the numbers for employers and employees
From 1st April 2026, the National Living Wage increases again. And if you employ people, at any level, this one is worth paying attention to. Here's what that means in...
What HMRC’s Small Employers’ Relief announcement actually means for your business
When HMRC announced increased support for small employers, it sounded like good news. And on the surface, a rise in the Small Employers’ Relief compensation rate from 8.5% to 9%...
