Accountants for Bolton

Running a business or letting property in Bolton? Jackson Lee Accountants is about 6 miles away in Bury town centre, and we already work with clients right across Greater Manchester. You have your own team leader, backed by Mike Jackson FCCA, and one fixed monthly fee for everything we agree.

Whether you're a sole trader in Horwich, a limited company in the town centre or a landlord in Bromley Cross, we keep your accounts, tax and deadlines on track.

Fixed-fee accountancy for Bolton businesses and landlords

Choose what you need. Everything is done in Xero and charged as one fixed fee, paid monthly by Direct Debit:

• Limited company accounts: year-end accounts, CT600, and salary and dividend planning

• Self Assessment tax returns: sole traders, landlords and directors

• VAT returns and Making Tax Digital: registration, schemes and quarterly returns

• Payroll and auto-enrolment: payslips, RTI and workplace pensions

• Bookkeeping: bank matching and records kept up to date in Xero

• Capital gains tax: including the 60-day return on a property sale

What it costs

Starting prices for 2026/27, online and excluding VAT:

• Limited company accounts and corporation tax: from £41 a month

• Sole trader accounts and tax return: from £22 a month

• VAT returns under Making Tax Digital: from £45 a month

• Payroll: from £14 a month for 1 employee

• Bookkeeping in Xero: from £17 a month

Your final fee is confirmed after a short look at your records. See your figure with our 2-minute fee estimate.

Meeting us from Bolton

Bolton town centre is about 6 miles west of Bury along the A58. Our office is at 10 St Mary's Place in Bury town centre if you'd like to meet face to face. Most Bolton clients talk to us by phone or Teams and share records securely through Xero.

Questions from Bolton clients

There are plenty of accountants in Bolton. Why choose a Bury firm? Because you get a qualified team, a fixed monthly price agreed up front and your own team leader who knows your business. We work in Xero and meet by phone or Teams, so being about 6 miles away makes no practical difference, and our office is easy to reach if you'd like to meet in person.

Should I be a sole trader or set up a limited company? It depends on your profits, how much you take out of the business and your plans. A company can save tax once profits grow, but it brings more paperwork and filing. We'll run the numbers for your situation in a free consultation and explain the pros and cons in plain English.

My company has missed a filing deadline. Can you help? Yes. Contact us as soon as possible. We can prepare and file overdue accounts and corporation tax returns, speak to HMRC and Companies House for you and, where there's a reasonable excuse, appeal penalties. Then we set reminders so it doesn't happen again.

Ready to talk? Book a free 30-minute consultation, get your price online, or call 0161 327 0047.