Based in Liverpool Sue Matthews & Co continues to provide the high-quality business support services which we are recognised for
We are an experienced family run accountancy practice in Liverpool. We ensure excellence is always provided. We work with our clients to fully understand their needs and then deliver services that help their business succeed.

Accountancy Services
Sue Matthews & Co provides a broad range of accountancy services tailored to meet the needs of sole traders, partnerships, and small businesses. Their offerings include prepartion of annual accounts, management accounts, tax returns and bookkeeping.

Taxation Services
Sue Matthews & Co simplifies the complexities of self-assessment and corporation tax through calculating your taxable income, preparation and submissiong of tax returns, and providing expert tax liability advice.

Payroll & Auto-Enrolment Services
We understand that managing payroll can be a time-consuming and complex task for any business. Our dedicated team is here to ensure you stay compliant with payroll and auto enrolment legislation.

New Business Start-up
We believe that every successful business begins with a solid foundation. Whether you're refining a concept, shaping your ideas, or pursuing your entrepreneurial dreams, it’s crucial to make informed decisions from the outset.
Latest News
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HMRC updates guidance on information notices
HMRC has updated its Compliance Handbook guidance on the use of information notices, with changes made on 18 March 2026. The revisions clarify how HMRC should request information during enquiries and place greater emphasis on proportionality. What does this mean in practice?
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Don’t overlook the partial exemption annual adjustment
As VAT year ends approach for many businesses, HMRC’s guidance highlights the need to carry out the partial exemption annual adjustment. This is often overlooked but can have a direct impact on recoverable VAT. What do you need to check?
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Tribunal rejects reliance on adviser as reasonable excuse
A recent First-tier Tribunal decision has confirmed that relying on an accountant does not automatically amount to a reasonable excuse for missing a self-assessment deadline. The case highlights the limits of delegating tax responsibilities. What does this mean in practice?

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