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SMC Accountants
We provide accountancy and taxation services to small and medium sized businesses mainly in the Portadown, Craigavon and Armagh areas, but now covering all areas of Northern Ireland. All your affairs will be handled professionally and quickly by a qualified accountant. We will guarantee that you save money on your accountancy fees as we provide fixed fees payable monthly!

We use the latest software to submit your accounts electronically to HMRC and Companies House. Find out more about SMC - Accountants in Portadown, Craigavon, Armagh and throughout Northern Ireland. Refer a client to us and receive 125. This will be paid after the new client pays their first monthly instalment. Leave you name, details & the potental client's name and contact details on the contact form.
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SMC Accountants was established by Stephen McCormick M.Sc.
FCMA, CGMA, a qualified Chartered Management Accountant who qualified in 1985 and also holds a Masters Degree in Corporate Finance and Control from Queen's University.
We have extensive experience as an accountant for small business we can offer advice to sole traders, partnership and companies ranging from year end accounts, taxation, to improved systems within the business to reduce costs.
Contact us today to find out more about SMC Accountants for Small Business and what we can do for you.
Our 4 star service includes preparation of the accounts and tax, a cost review to reduce costs in the business and potential sales increases to increase the profitability of the business from 40 per month.
Our 5 star service includes preparation of the accounts and tax, a cost review to reduce costs in the business and potential sales increases to increase the profitability of the business and an annual tax review from 50 per month.
Our 4 star service includes preparation of the accounts and tax, a cost review to reduce costs in the business and potential sales increases to increase the profitability of the business from 50 per month.
As a general rule, if you operate as a sole trader or unincorporated business you can deduct expenses incurred 'wholly and exclusively' for the purposes of the trade.
Where an expense in incurred solely for the purposes of the business, this test will be met.
However, what happens if there is some private use?
Will this mean that the test is not met and that no deduction is allowed, or is it still possible to claim a deduction for the business part?
In the real world it is not possible to separate everything into neat boxes labelled 'business' and 'private'; business and private use collides and overlaps.
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