Hello & welcome
We are a friendly firm of Chartered Accountants and Business Start-up Specialists based in the North West (Widnes) although we have clients throughout the country.
Holland & Co was established in 1986 and have built up the reputation we have today through providing each and every client with quality accounting services and proactive business advice.
Our services
Business startup
You want to start a business because you are an entrepreneur with a great idea and the vision to realise it.
And we’re here to help you do just that.
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Personal Services
Because we establish a one-to-one relationship with each client we are able to offer timely, individual advice on how to improve your business or personal finances.
Corporate tax planning
We can conduct a full tax review of your business and determine the most efficient tax structure for you.
Latest news
Businesses Reach Breaking Point as Tax Burden Hits Record £345 Billion
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Making Tax Digital for Property Companies
Making Tax Digital is likely to have a major impact on landlords and property businesses over the coming years. Those who continue to rely on manual records and once-a-year bookkeeping may face increasing compliance difficulties. Property investors who embrace digital...
HMRC considers tax exemption because of Gulf conflict
HMRC is considering whether tax exemptions should apply to British nationals returning to the UK because of the Iran–US conflict in the Gulf. Normally, individuals who spend more than 183 days in the UK during a tax year risk becoming UK tax residents, potentially exposing them to UK tax on worldwide income. Current rules allow up to 60 days to be ignored where “exceptional circumstances” apply, but prolonged disruption could still push individuals beyond the residency threshold. Tax specialists warn that many people returning temporarily may unintentionally trigger UK tax residency. Monitoring days spent in the UK and reviewing residency status early can help avoid unexpected tax liabilities. Holland & Co Chartered Accountants assist clients with residency reviews, tax planning and record-keeping strategies to manage international tax risks and ensure compliance with HMRC rules.
