Accountants for Rochdale

Looking for an accountant who serves Rochdale? Jackson Lee Accountants is about 6 miles away in Bury town centre, and we work with clients right across Greater Manchester. You have your own team leader, backed by Mike Jackson FCCA, and a fixed monthly fee agreed before we start.

We help self-employed people, landlords, shops, trades and limited companies across Rochdale, Littleborough, Milnrow and Castleton.

Fixed-fee accountancy for Rochdale businesses and landlords

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

• Self Assessment tax returns: sole traders, landlords and anyone with untaxed income

• Limited company accounts: accounts, CT600 and confirmation statements

• VAT returns and Making Tax Digital: including MTD for Income Tax quarterly updates

• Bookkeeping: receipts, invoices and bank matching in Xero

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

• Capital gains tax: the 60-day property return and reliefs

What it costs

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

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

• Self Assessment tax return (no business): from £220 a year

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

• Capital gains tax on a UK residential property sale: from £470

Your final fee is confirmed after a short look at your records. See your own figure with our online fee estimate.

Meeting us from Rochdale

Rochdale town centre is about 6 miles east of Bury, via the A58 through Heywood. Our office is at 10 St Mary's Place in Bury town centre. Most clients prefer to talk by phone or Teams, but you're always welcome to call in.

Questions from Rochdale clients

Do you work with Rochdale clients even though you're based in Bury? Yes. Rochdale is about 6 miles east of our office, and we work with clients right across Greater Manchester. Most clients meet us by phone or Teams, and you're welcome at our Bury office whenever you'd like to sit down in person.

I'm self-employed and my income is over £50,000. What changes with Making Tax Digital? From April 2026, sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000 must keep digital records and send HMRC quarterly updates, as well as a final end-of-year submission. The threshold falls to £30,000 from April 2027 and £20,000 from April 2028. We set up the software and send the updates for you.

I own a few rental properties. Should they be in a limited company? Sometimes it helps, especially for higher-rate taxpayers with mortgages, but moving existing properties can trigger capital gains tax and stamp duty. It needs looking at carefully. We'll review your position, compare the tax under each option and explain what's involved before you decide.

Let's talk. Book a free 30-minute consultation, get your price online, or call 0161 327 0047.