Lancaster based accountants and bookkeepers, working with our clients not just for them.

Accounts Matters are here to help you see beyond the numbers.

We are large enough to meet all your accountancy needs but small enough to know your name.

We do more than just balance the books.

Our bookkeepers and accountants are here to support you.

We want you to focus on growing your business and trust the accounting to us

Business Accounting

Personal Accounting

What else we can do for you

Accounts Matters are here to support you and your business and take the stress out of managing your finances.

We act for a broad range of businesses and personal clients and our goal is to ensure you receive a personal service tailored to you!

We provide businesses with the usual range of accounting, bookkeeping and payroll services but we also provide services which extend beyond legal compliance with the aim to help you really understand your business and its performance.

Call us today for a free initial meeting to discuss your requirements.

Business Startup

Payroll

Bookkeeping & Management Accounts

Personal Tax Planning

Self Assessment

Resources

We will provide you with the most suitable solution

Meet the team

Christine Harwood ACMA CGMA
Managing Director

Lyndsey Beckett FCCA
Accountant

Meg Lounds FCCA
Accountant

Latest News

Tax diary: October and November 2026

11/09/2026 – 1 October 2026 - Corporation Tax payment is due for companies with an accounting period ending 31 December 2025, unless … More...

Is your company paying Corporation Tax at the right rate?

10/09/2026 – The rate of Corporation Tax payable depends mainly on the level of a company’s taxable profits. The main rate is 25% and … More...

When can a trading loss generate a tax refund

10/09/2026 – Making a trading loss whilst not ideal can sometimes generate a tax refund. If you are a self-employed individual or a … More...

When is a company dormant for Corporation Tax?

10/09/2026 – A company does not have to be formally closed to become dormant for Corporation Tax. A company is usually considered … More...

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