During the chat we will look to discuss your influencer business model, accountancy questions, concerns or issues and how we as an accounting partner can help you save tax and stay compliant.
You can choose between a teams meeting for an engaging video conference or a phone call.
Most creators miss out on hundreds, even thousands, in tax savings each year simply because they do not know what they can legally claim.
Our influencer-focused accounting ensures you claim:
We make sure every expense is backed by proper evidence, logged correctly, and aligned with HMRC standards. No dodgy loopholes, just smart strategy.
Not everything qualifies as a business expense, even if it’s used during content creation. We guide you on what is fully deductible, partially deductible, or not claimable at all with no confusion.
We help you:
Our goal is simple: claim everything you’re legally entitled to, without raising red flags.
We handle HMRC submissions, expense matching, and optimised Self Assessment filing.
Get guidance on whether to stay sole trader or go limited and how it affects your deductions.
We advise on reclaiming VAT for qualifying expenses and help keep your books clean.
We match income from Stripe, PayPal, and platform earnings so you never miss what you’re owed.
AdSense, TikTok, brand deals, we track your income and ensure your expenses align.
Content creators can typically claim expenses that are wholly and exclusively used for business. These include camera gear, lighting, editing software, internet costs, props, subscriptions like Canva or Epidemic Sound, and even home office use if you work from home.
Clothing is only claimable if it is a costume, branded uniform, or used solely for business purposes. Everyday fashion or clothes worn in daily life are not considered deductible under HMRC rules.
Beauty-related expenses are only claimable if they are essential for your content creation and not for personal use. We assess each case to ensure it meets HMRC’s “wholly and exclusively” test.
Yes, but only the portion used for business. If you use your device for both personal and work purposes, we help you split the cost fairly and keep appropriate records.
Travel for content shoots, business meetings, or creator events is claimable. Accommodation is also deductible if it relates directly to business activities. Holidays or personal travel cannot be claimed.
Yes. If you are actively preparing or setting up your business, pre-trading expenses may still be deductible once your business begins. We help track and apply them correctly.
Keep receipts, digital invoices, and clear notes on the business purpose of each expense. Tools like QuickBooks or Xero make it easier to stay organised, and we can help set those up for you.
If you use part of your home for work, you may be eligible to claim a portion of rent, electricity, water, and broadband. The claim must reflect actual business use and be calculated accurately.
You can amend previous tax returns in certain cases. We help identify what was missed and whether it is still possible to claim through corrections or adjustments.
We apply strict standards and stay current with HMRC rules to ensure all your claims are valid. Our process filters out questionable items while maximising your eligible deductions.
During your consultation, we’ll take time to understand your business model, answer any accounting questions, and discuss how we can support you in saving tax, staying compliant, and growing with confidence.
You can choose a Microsoft Teams video meeting for a more interactive session, or a simple phone call if you prefer.