Accountants for Middleton

Running a business in Middleton, or self-employed and fed up with doing your own tax return? Jackson Lee Accountants is about 6 miles away in Bury town centre. You have your own team leader, backed by Mike Jackson FCCA, and a fixed monthly fee agreed before any work starts.

We work with sole traders, tradespeople, shops, landlords and limited companies across Middleton, Alkrington, Rhodes and the surrounding area.

Fixed-fee accountancy for Middleton businesses and landlords

Choose the services you need, all done in Xero for one fixed monthly fee, paid by Direct Debit:

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

• Bookkeeping: set-up in Xero and regular bank reconciliation

• Payroll and auto-enrolment: from your first employee onwards

• Limited company accounts: accounts, CT600, and salary and dividend planning

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

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

What it costs

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

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

• Bookkeeping in Xero: from £17 a month

• Payroll: from £14 a month for 1 employee

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

Your final fee is confirmed after a short look at your records. Get your figure from our online fee estimate in about 2 minutes.

Meeting us from Middleton

Middleton is about 6 miles south-east of Bury, near junctions 18 and 19 of the M60. Our office is at 10 St Mary's Place in Bury town centre. Most Middleton clients talk to us by phone or Teams, but you're always welcome to call in.

Questions from Middleton clients

Is Middleton too far from Bury to use you? No. Middleton is about 6 miles from our office in Bury town centre, close to the M60. Most clients never need to visit: we talk by phone or Teams and share records securely through Xero. If you'd like to meet in person, you're very welcome at 10 St Mary's Place.

I'm taking on my first employee. What do I need to do? You'll need to register as an employer with HMRC, run payroll and send a Real Time Information (RTI) submission on or before each payday. You'll probably also need to enrol your employee into a workplace pension. Our payroll service handles all of it, from £14 a month for one employee.

What records do I need to keep as a sole trader? Keep a record of all your sales and business expenses, with invoices and receipts, plus bank statements for the account you use for the business. HMRC expects you to keep them for at least 5 years after the 31 January filing deadline. We can set you up in Xero so most of this happens automatically from your bank feed.

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