Frequently Asked Questions

 REB Bookkeeping Services is based in Swansea. I provide reliable, confidential, and professional bookkeeping support to sole traders, small businesses, and landlords across Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, and South West Wales.  

 Yes. All services are offered on a simple, fixed‑fee basis with no hidden costs. You’ll always know the price before any work begins.

 Yes. I support sole traders across Swansea with bookkeeping, Self Assessment tax returns, VAT returns, MTD compliance and monthly bookkeeping packages. Everything is explained clearly, with fixed fees agreed upfront.

  I provide comprehensive support throughout the year, including:

• Monthly bookkeeping and bank reconciliation
• Self  Assessment tax returns
• VAT returns
• Cashflow forecasts and trial balances
• Receipt management and record organisation
• Year-end preparation  

 Yes. REB Bookkeeping Services supports landlords across Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, and South West Wales with accurate record keeping, rental income tracking, expense management, and Making Tax Digital preparation. Whether you own a single rental property or a larger portfolio, I can help you stay organised and compliant with HMRC requirements.

 I believe in transparent pricing with no hidden surprises or accounting jargon. Since every business has different transaction volumes, I tailor my pricing to your specific needs. Contact me for a fixed-rate, no-obligation quote 

 You can call me directly on 01792 439125 or email rachel@rebbookkeeping.co.uk to arrange a free consultation. We can discuss your business requirements over the phone or set up a meeting.  

Absolutely. I prepare and submit Self Assessment tax returns for sole traders, landlords, and individuals in Swansea and the surrounding areas. I can help ensure your income and expenses are accurately reported, identify allowable deductions where appropriate, and submit your return on time to avoid penalties. 

 Yes. REB Bookkeeping Services works with sole traders, limited companies, landlords, and small businesses across a range of sectors. I tailor my bookkeeping services to suit the specific needs of your business, helping you maintain accurate financial records throughout the year. 

 Yes. Switching bookkeeping providers is usually straightforward. I can liaise with your current accountant or bookkeeper to obtain the information needed for a smooth transition, ensuring your financial records remain accurate and up to date with minimal disruption to your business. 

 HMRC requires businesses and landlords to keep accurate records of income and expenses. This may include sales invoices, purchase receipts, bank statements, payroll records, VAT records, and details of business-related expenses. Keeping organised records not only helps you meet your legal obligations but also makes tax returns and financial reporting much easier. I can help you set up and maintain an efficient record-keeping system that meets HMRC requirements.

An HMRC agent is a professional authorised to deal with HM Revenue & Customs on behalf of a taxpayer or business

 Yes. An authorised bookkeeper can communicate with HMRC and manage the services they are qualified and authorised to provide. 

 You authorise your agent through HMRC's secure process, allowing them to communicate with HMRC and manage agreed services on your behalf.