SEM Accountancy

About SEM Accountancy Services

 

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SEM Accountancy services has been a family run firm since 1990.  We have grown organically and still have today our very first client. We have a qualified team ready to help you in all aspects of your accountancy requirements.   We are regulated by the Money Laundering Regulations. 

 

Since October 2011, SEM Accountancy Services moved to new premises at 256 Martin Way, Morden. There is plenty of free parking available and the 164 and 413 buses stop right outside the premises.

 

We can provide book-keeping services, VAT Returns, Payroll-RTI compliant, CIS Returns, Personnal Tax Returns, Corporate tax Returns, Company Formations, statutory accounts for limited companies and Profit & Loss accounts for Sole traders.

 

We have a good presence in London and the Surrey area but also have clients in France, Australia and the USA.

 

SEM use the latest technology to keep up-to-date with ongoing changes in Tax regulations. We are registered with HMRC and Companies House for online filling. We produce accounts mainly with Sage software but could accommodate other software. We produce accounts in the iXBRL format to HMRC.

 

SEM Accountancy Services provide a friendly, personal but professional service at a competitive price. We offer a free initial consultation and operate on a flat fee basis with no hidden charges. We are here to help you and assist you all year round.

 

 

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From 6 April 2013 employers must star sending Paye information to HMRC in Real Time. RTI

As a payroll bureau, SEM use an RTI-ready software to send real time PAYE information to HMRC.

If you need any help with the new regulations please contact us and we will be happy to help.

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RTI will means sending details to HMRC at the time emplyees are paid and at the time they have been paid. All information about employees need to be accurate and up-to-date ie full name, date of birth, gender, full address and a valid National Insurance number. You will need to change the way you report PAYE, such as the hours worked and how to tell HMRC about starters ans leavers. End of the year returns

(P14 and P35) for the year 2012-13 will still need to be sent by the 19 May 2013. P35 and P14 will not then be needed from 2013-14 but P60's will still be required. P45's will need to be issued to employees but will no longer be submitted to HMRC. Penalties will be imposed for late submission.