Wet Floor AccountingGet a quoteBusiness accounting services for growing UK businesses
Know what you're making, what you owe and what to do next. Our business accounting services are built around the way money actually moves through your business.
Business accounting services
Our business accounting services combine clean records, current reporting, tax work and commercial advice in one scope that makes sense.
Business bookkeeping services for UK companies, ecommerce brands and founders who need clean records, reconciled payouts and useful numbers.
Self Assessment tax returns for UK creators, sole traders and service businesses. Clear records, personal tax calculations and support with filing.
Monthly management accounts for growing UK businesses, with clear reporting on profit, cash flow, margins and decisions that need attention.
Annual accounts for UK limited companies and growing businesses, prepared clearly, explained properly and filed to an organised deadline.
Corporation Tax services for UK limited companies, covering returns, liability estimates, payment planning and tax-aware decisions.
VAT returns, registration and MTD support for UK businesses, with platform sales, refunds and control accounts properly reconciled.
Business payroll services for UK companies, including pay runs, payslips, RTI submissions, PAYE summaries and director payroll.
Why Wet Floor
We're young entrepreneurs too. We understand platform fees, paid ads, stock, refunds, irregular payouts and the pressure to keep growing.
The story behind Wet Floor
Who we help
We know the systems and pressure points behind modern revenue models. The quote journey is still open to UK businesses of every type.
Built for online retail
Creator income, properly accounted for
Built around the work you deliver
Clear numbers for client-led businesses
How it works
A straightforward onboarding process whether this is your first accountant or you are switching from another firm.
Complete the assessment so we understand your structure, current setup, priorities and goals before we respond.
We discuss the detail, answer questions and identify the level of support that makes commercial sense.
You receive a clear scope. If you proceed, we collect records, obtain authorisations and coordinate with an existing accountant.
Deadlines, responsibilities and reporting dates are mapped so both sides know what happens next.
What to expect from us
What you can expect
Simple standards that make the relationship easier to work with.
A defined scope and fixed price agreed before work begins.
Plain-English communication when you need context.
Cloud accounting designed around the platforms your business uses.
Advice that connects tax and compliance to your next move.
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Frequently asked questions
See how business accounting services fit around VAT, MTD, switching accountants and the decisions owners face during the year.
Tax guidance checked August 2026Usually before the admin starts driving your decisions. If tax is a surprise, bookkeeping is always behind or you cannot tell what you made last month, an accountant can add value well before year end.
The work can cover bookkeeping, accounts, tax returns, VAT, payroll and Companies House filings. A commercially involved accountant can also explain cash flow, margins, tax provisions and the financial effect of the next decision.
It is not a legal requirement, but relevant experience helps. Ecommerce records need to make sense of platform payouts, fees, refunds, advertising, stock and sometimes cross-border VAT. A specialist workflow reduces time spent explaining how the sales channels operate.
Support can include bookkeeping, payout reconciliation, management accounts, cash-flow visibility, VAT, payroll, tax planning and a regular commercial review. The right frequency depends on transaction volume and how quickly you need the information.
Registration normally becomes compulsory when taxable turnover for the previous 12 months exceeds £90,000, or when you expect taxable turnover to exceed £90,000 in the next 30 days. Voluntary registration may suit some businesses. Check the current GOV.UK rules and take advice for your circumstances.
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