How does Jayne charge?
Jayne Marie Bookkeeping charges a standard hourly rate of £30 per hour. Any estimate depends on the time required after reviewing the records and scope.
Straight answers about scope, records, software, pricing and onboarding.
Jayne Marie Bookkeeping charges a standard hourly rate of £30 per hour. Any estimate depends on the time required after reviewing the records and scope.
No. Jayne provides bookkeeping services only. Tax returns, year-end accounts and tax planning should be handled by your accountant or tax adviser.
Yes, where agreed in writing and where the client reviews and approves the return before submission.
Only after onboarding, due diligence, service scope, fees, access and engagement terms are complete.
Do not send sensitive documents through ordinary website forms. Jayne will confirm the secure upload method if documents are needed.
Jayne works with Xero for cloud bookkeeping, bank feeds, reconciliations and record keeping.
Catch-up or cleanup work is charged at the standard £30 per hour rate, with an estimate after review. Messy records should not be squeezed into a normal monthly workflow.
Usually yes. Jayne keeps the bookkeeping records organised; accountants or tax advisers handle tax returns, accounts and specialist advice.
Late records can delay bookkeeping, VAT work and monthly reports. Deadlines should be agreed before the work starts.
It is best suited to sole traders, small limited companies, landlords and small businesses that want regular bookkeeping support, can provide records on time and understand the service is bookkeeping-only.
AML training has been completed. AML supervision is not being claimed until the formal supervision application is approved. Client identity and due diligence checks are still required before work starts.