Accountant for Freelancers & Consultants
Specialist accountant for freelancers and consultants in the UK. MTD compliance, tax optimisation and fixed monthly pricing.
For as low as only £19.99 per month
Specialist Accountant for Freelancers & Consultants in the UK
If you’re a self-employed consultant, designer, coach, marketing specialist or independent professional, your income structure matters.
Quarterly MTD reporting.
Allowable expenses.
Income timing.
Tax efficiency.
AccTek provides structured, digital-first accounting for UK freelancers and consultants.
Accounting Designed for Independent Professionals
We work with:
Marketing consultants
IT freelancers
Designers & creatives
Coaches & trainers
Strategy consultants
Independent professionals operating as sole traders or limited companies
Whether you earn £40,000 or £150,000+, the structure of your income affects your tax position.
How do we help
Everything You Need — Nothing You Don’t

A Personal, Friendly Touch
You’ll have access to a team of accountants who will get to know you and your business. That enables us to provide an accounting solution tailored to your goals and needs, whether you want to grow your business, become more tax-efficient, or just simplify your accounting processes.

Full MTD Setup
We
1. Register you correctly
2. Set up compliant software
3. Migrate your existing records
4. Connect to HMRC systems
No spreadsheets required.

Tax Efficiency for Consultants
Freelancers often overpay tax due to poor planning. We optimise:
1. Use of home
2. Travel & subsistence
3. Equipment & software
4. Professional subscriptions
5. Pension contributions
We ensure correct allocation, reporting and optimisation across all income sources.

Invoicing & accounts
Accurate records are the foundation of lower tax and fewer HMRC issues.
We provide:
1. Cloud accounting setup
2. Monthly or quarterly bookkeeping
3. Expense tracking automation
4. Clear deadline reminders
5. Predictable monthly pricing

Sole Trader or Limited Company?
Many consultants start as sole traders but later consider incorporating.
We assess:
1. Income level
2. Administrative burden
3. IR35 considerations
4. Dividend vs salary efficiency
Structure should evolve with your income — not lag behind it.
Real freelancers. Real results.
Helpful Freelancer & consultant resources
Looking for freelancer or consultant advice and guidance before paying for our service? We’ve got you covered.

How to pay yourself as a Sole Trader and how much to put aside for tax
As a sole trader, you’re not directly employed and you don’t receive a salary or wage in the traditional sense. So how do you pay yourself as a sole trader and then pay any tax due?

Understanding the legal requirements of being a sole trader
Setting up as a Sole Trader is a popular way to start a business, especially for those entering the business world for the first time. However, as with everything in business, becoming a sole trader comes with several risks you should be aware of.

What business expenses can I claim as a self employed Sole Trader?
As you juggle all the new responsibilities, you’ll also deal with lots of new costs. The good news is that many of these costs can be claimed as business expenses, meaning you’ll pay less tax and get to keep more of your hard-earned money.

Common Mistakes Sole Traders Make
We regularly see missing allowable expenses (mileage, home office, use of phone), forgetting about payments on account, mixing personal and business finances. Avoiding these mistakes can save thousands over time.

Sole Trader vs Limited Company – When Should You Switch?
A common question. There is no single income level where incorporation is automatically better. We provide clear modelling so you can see the difference in tax outcomes before making the decision.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do freelancers need an accountant under MTD?
Not legally, but quarterly digital reporting increases administrative burden and risk of error.
Do freelancers or consultants need to comply with MTD?
Sole traders may be in scope. Limited companies are already under digital corporation tax reporting rules.
Your fee includes either Self Assessment or MTD depending on your circumstance. Don’t worry if you’re not too sure which you should use – we’re here to help! Learn more about MTD Income Tax.
If you use MTD Income Tax you can either send quarterly updates (and your accountant will make any adjustments when they finalise everything with your tax return), or you can add quarterly submissions to your service for £25 per month.
Can I claim part of my home expenses?
Yes, if you work from home and meet HMRC conditions.
Should I operate through a limited company?
Yes. The timing and tax implications should be assessed first.
Should I register for VAT?
Possibly. It depends on turnover and client profile. Advice before registering is recommended.
Can I have PAYE and self-employed income?
Yes. Both must be correctly reported and consolidated.
Got more questions or simply want to talk?
Call us, WhatsApp us or use the instant quote
You are in safe hands
When you trust us with your accounts, you can have complete confidence that we know what we’re doing. Our accountants have a wide range of qualifications and accreditations from trusted professional bodies such as the AAT and ICAEW.