We support individuals, sole traders and limited companies. The practice is led by Marzena Wagner FMAAT, a licensed accountant with a law degree and a particular interest in taxation.
Remote UK-wide, or meet us in Teddington. A short first conversation is free; you see the fees in writing before you sign.
A named team, not a call centre. We work in the office and fully remotely, and we speak English and Polish — the polska wersja tej strony is the same practice, described for someone whose tax sits in two countries. Fees go in writing before you sign.
Practice lead
Has worked as an accountant in practice for nearly 15 years. A Fellow AAT member and licensed accountant since early 2012, with a law degree and a particular interest in taxation. Studying towards the Chartered Tax Adviser qualification. Cycles to work through Bushy Park and paddle-boards on the Thames when she can.
Client manager
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First point of contact for documents, deadlines and the client portal. Makes sure what we asked for is what arrived, before it reaches the accounts.
Bookkeeper
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Day-to-day books in Xero or QuickBooks, receipts through Dext, and the monthly tidy so year-end is not a scramble.
Anyone may call themselves an accountant in the UK; the title is not protected. A licence is the part that carries obligations, so it is worth knowing what they are.
A licensed practice has to hold it, at a level set by the AAT rather than chosen by us. It is what stands behind our work if we get something wrong.
We are supervised for anti-money-laundering purposes, which is why every new client goes through identity checks. It is a legal obligation on us and not something we can waive as a favour.
Tax changes every year, and keeping up with it is a condition of holding the licence rather than an optional extra. Making Tax Digital is the current example: what it means in practice.
Ours is on the complaints page, and it does not end with us: if you are not satisfied with how we handle something, it sets out how to take it to the AAT.
Broad at the individual end, specific at the company end. Most of the work falls into these five, and each one goes to the page that covers it.
Including anyone HMRC has written to, and a first return after arriving in the UK.
The company filings and the director's return have to agree. We do both.
The group Making Tax Digital reaches first, and reaches hardest.
CIS deductions and subcontractor refunds, alongside the ordinary filings.
We take the UK side and work alongside your adviser there.
Whether you are down the road in Teddington or have never met us in person, the mechanics are the same, and they are set out in full in how we work.
You do not need to wait for a year end, and the handover is mostly our job. Changing accountants sets out the six steps and what can hold one up.
Short notes from files we have permission to describe. Empty cards stay so the first one has a place.
A file like yours
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The trade, what needed filing, and what changed. No invented numbers.
A file like yours
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The trade, what needed filing, and what changed. No invented numbers.
A file like yours
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The trade, what needed filing, and what changed. No invented numbers.
Next step
Tell us whether you are a limited company, sole trader, landlord, or need MTD or UK–Poland help. We send a written proposal before you sign.
