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We are a UK accountancy practice with our own team in Pretoria. They take on your accounts production, back office and marketing, and our own practice signs off the accounts and tax work before it reaches you. You get the same people every month, on a rolling monthly fee.
Your team is in Pretoria
Our own office and our own employees. English is their first language, and their working day starts an hour or two before yours, so a question asked in the morning is answered the same day.
You share most of the working day, all year round. Right now it is 14:00 in Pretoria and 13:00 in the UK.
Our own UK practice signs off the work
Muckin is part of Buzz Accounting, our own AAT-licensed practice. Peter reviews the accounts and tax work before it reaches you.
Every job with its hours and your seat's cost
Every job, the hours logged against it and what your seat costs.
What the team takes on
These are three separate roles. A seat is one person doing one of them, so you choose the role you are short of.
Accounts production
Year-end accounts, corporation tax, self assessment and management accounts, prepared in your own software.
Back office
Bookkeeping, VAT, payroll and pensions, new-client checks and paperwork, and credit control, kept current every month.
Marketing
Your website, guides, newsletter, socials and ads, written and published under your own name by a marketer on your team.
You can see where every job is
Every practice gets a login. Send the job with the papers, follow it through six stages, answer queries in one list and see how much of your seat is left this month.
- 1Submitted
- 2Accepted
- 3In progress
- 4Query with you
- 5UK review
- 6Delivered
The people who would be on your work
Your seat belongs to one named person, and you deal with them directly.
What it costs
A seat is one person in one role, for a set number of hours a month. The fee is fixed, so a job that runs long costs you the same. It is rolling monthly, and every seat after the first is 10% off.
Production seat
One person in one of these roles: bookkeeping and VAT, payroll and admin, or marketing.
Accounts seat
One accounts preparer for year-end accounts, corporation tax, self assessment and management accounts, reviewed by our own UK practice.
Senior seat
One qualified accountant at reviewer level, for complex work or to review the work of your other seats.
For comparison, a UK employee doing the same work costs roughly £36,000 to £52,000 a year once employer's NI, pension, software and cover are in. The working is on the pricing page, and the capacity calculator turns your client numbers into hours a month.
Tell us what is on your desk and we will work out what you need
Half an hour on the phone with your job list in front of you.