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.
So why choose Holland & Co?
- Experienced advice from a local, friendly firm of accountants
- Practical examples of accounts and profits
- Value for money and fixed fees agreed in advance
- A free initial consultation
…plus, we’ll make sure you don’t pay more tax than you have to!
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.
Specialist Services
We have also developed a number of industry specialisms over the years, which enable us to provide finely tuned, highly focused services in these sectors.
Other ways Holland & Co may help you
Latest news
Frozen Tax Thresholds Set to Pull Thousands More Families into Child Benefit Charges
Frozen tax thresholds will push tens of thousands more families into child benefit tax charges by 2028/29.
HMRC Underpayment Notices Surge – Why PAYE Is No Longer Enough
HMRC has issued over 1.3 million underpayment notices for the 2023/24 tax year, with the average unexpected tax bill now approaching £1,000.
This sharp increase is not the result of widespread errors. It is driven by frozen tax thresholds, rising pensions, and PAYE’s growing inability to cope with multiple income sources such as state pensions, savings interest, and small private pensions.
With the Personal Allowance fixed at £12,570 until at least 2031, more individuals are being pulled into tax each year through fiscal drag. Many only discover the problem when HMRC issues a Simple Assessment after the year has ended.
Assuming PAYE means your tax position is “sorted” is increasingly risky. A proactive review can often prevent these underpayments before they arise.
£500 tax hit from threshold freeze
Families and middle-income earners are facing a growing real-terms tax burden as the Government’s freeze on income tax thresholds—now extended to 2031—continues to bite.
Analysis by the Centre for Policy Studies shows that this so-called “fiscal drag” will cost many workers more than £500 a year by the end of the decade, without any explicit increase in tax rates. The impact is particularly acute for those earning around £50,000, whose real post-tax income is projected to fall from £39,520 to £39,014 by 2030, despite nominal pay rises.
The mechanism is straightforward but politically subtle. As wages increase to keep pace with inflation, frozen tax thresholds mean a larger proportion of income is taxed, and more people are pulled into higher bands. According to the Office for Budget Responsibility, by 2030 an additional 4.2 million individuals will be paying income tax who otherwise would not have done so, while around 3.5 million will be pushed into higher- or additional-rate bands.
