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Why Dolan Accountancy – Dedicated Contractor Accountants?
Only £95 + VAT per month
For just £95 + VAT per month, you’ll have access to a talented team with decades of contractor accountancy experience.
All inclusive service
We include everything you’ll need to work as a contractor. Free company formation, free business banking and we can have you set-up in just 3 hours.
Money Back Guarantee
Service is everything and we are confident that you’ll be more than satisfied with our service, that’s why we offer a money back guarantee
Nationwide Coverage
We work with contractors throughout the UK, so no matter where you are, you can count on Dolan Accountancy.
Expert Contractor Accountants
We have years of contracting accountancy experience, so you can be sure that we make running your limited company as simple as possible.
Your Own Dedicated Accountant
We will never outsource to anyone, so you can be sure that you can speak to your dedicated contractor accountant when you need to.
Free use of our award winning umbrella company
We understand that if your contract changes you may need to work via an umbrella company. As a Dolan Accountancy client, you can transfer to our award winning umbrella company, Contractor Umbrella for free.
The hassle-free, straight talking umbrella company that provides umbrella employment for UK based contractors and freelancers. Independently voted as the best umbrella company by the readers of Contractor UK.
As one of the most trusted umbrella companies in the UK, we guarantee our employees peace of mind, absolute compliance and complete security. We are one of the longest standing and most respected umbrella companies in the UK.
Download your free guides to contracting
If you’re thinking about becoming a contractor you are bound to have a list of questions as long as your arm. From “how much can I take home?” to “should I be limited or umbrella?”. Our Complete Contractor’s Guide will help to answer those questions.
In addition, you will find guides on;
- Moving from permeant to contracting
- What is IR35?
- A guide to expenses
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IPSE welcomes government’s loan charge review
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Brexit checklist released for UK businesses
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Awareness is key to fighting cybercrime in recruitment
There has been a 33% increase in the cost of cybercrimes across all sectors since 2016, with ‘human-enabled insider threats’ now accounting for more than…
Dolan Accountancy voted runner up in Best Contractor Accountant
Dolan Accountancy have been voted runner up in the Best Contractor Accountant Small/Medium category by the readers of ContractorUK.
APSCo shares members’ IR35 concerns with Treasury Secretary
The APSCo has met with both Her Majesty’s Treasury and Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs to share member concerns around possible changes to IR35 in…
What our clients say
Dolan was recommended to me by an existing legal contractor who was previously with SJD but was considering a move. So far the service has been excellent, so thank you for that.
Alan Easton
