If your accountant only speaks to you at year end, you are paying for filing, not for advice.
Nasir Rasheed, Director
Milton Keynes accountants for owners who want advice they can trust and a business that grows.
Nexus runs the accounts, tax, VAT and payroll for established limited companies in Milton Keynes and across the UK. One monthly fee, proactive tax planning included, and a director who replies.
Accredited and certified
What you get with Nexus
Three things every client gets from the first month, whatever the sector.
Advice built into the fee
VAT scheme, salary and dividends and your corporation tax forecast are part of the monthly fee, on a fair-use basis.
A full review when you join
Nasir checks your structure, VAT scheme, pay and software, then tells you what should change and why.
Numbers you can grow on
Management accounts and cash flow, so hiring, pricing and investment decisions rest on figures that reconcile.
Who Nexus works with
Owners who want to know their numbers and will engage with them.
Established limited companies and their directors
Most clients are professional consultants and contractors with high invoice values, or construction and trades businesses with staff and overheads. They want to be in the most tax-efficient position and to know the bill before it lands.
Sole traders at £150,000 or more
If your turnover has passed £150,000 and you are still a sole trader, incorporation is usually the obvious move. Nasir shows you the comparison on your own figures before anything changes.
Nexus is not the right fit for start-ups, sole traders under £150,000, property-only landlords, cash businesses or price-driven buyers.
What we do
One monthly fee covers everything a limited company has to file, with the planning built in.
Accounts, tax and filings
Year-end accounts, corporation tax, the confirmation statement, VAT returns, bookkeeping, payroll and pensions, and the director’s self assessment. All prepared from books that reconcile.
Proactive tax planning
VAT scheme selection, salary and dividend planning, and a corporation tax forecast a month before the bill lands. Included on a fair-use basis.
Management accounts and cash flow
For owners weighing up a hire, a price rise or a piece of equipment. You get the position before you commit, not after.
How Nexus is different
Four things most owners do not get from the accountant they already have.
- Advice
Advice is part of the fee, not an hourly extra.
You never have to ask for a VAT review or a dividend plan. It is in the package on a fair-use basis.
- Access
You deal with Nasir every time.
There is no rotation of junior account managers. Nexus takes three new clients a month so that stays true.
- Timing
Your tax bill reaches you a month early.
Corporation tax and dividend headroom are forecast before the year end. The money is there and the decision is yours.
- Review
Every new client gets a full set-up review.
Structure, VAT scheme, pay and software are checked on day one. Most owners have never had this done.
The first ninety days
What happens after you join, in order.
Your set-up reviewed and explained
Nasir checks structure, VAT scheme, salary and dividends and software, then tells you why each is right or what should change.
Books current, handover done
Bookkeeping and software get a routine, and the handover from your previous accountant is dealt with for you.
Your tax bill a month ahead
Corporation tax and dividend headroom are forecast before the year end, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
Check-ins that flag things early
A check-in every few months raises anything concerning and confirms the plan, with prompt replies to queries in between.
Advice that paid for itself in one quarter
A procurement consultant joined Nexus on the standard VAT scheme. The set-up review found box 4 was almost empty, because his costs were overseas software and reverse-charge services.
Before
VAT paid on turnover, with almost nothing to reclaim each quarter.
After
A lower VAT bill every quarter, with no change to turnover.
Client described by type. He now gets his corporation tax and dividend position a month ahead.
What you are paying for
There are online firms that will file your accounts for £75 a month. They will not tell you your VAT scheme is wrong, and nobody there knows your name.
- Filing only, no advice
- A different person each time you call
- Your VAT scheme left as you found it
- Your tax bill confirmed after the year end
- Accounts, corporation tax and confirmation statement
- VAT, bookkeeping, payroll and pensions
- Director’s self assessment handled in the routine
- VAT scheme, salary and dividend planning included
- Corporation tax forecast a month ahead, and Nasir replies himself
What clients say
Who runs Nexus
Two directors run Nexus from Milton Keynes. Nasir does the accountancy, and you deal with him directly.
Nasir Rasheed spent years in practice, including as an account manager whose clients kept asking to be switched back to him. He and Kelvin Borbidge set up Nexus in Milton Keynes in 2024 to give owners the attention and proactive advice a large practice cannot.
Nasir does the accounts, tax and advice himself. Kelvin looks after marketing and how new clients find the practice. Nexus takes three new clients a month, and the book has grown mostly by referral.
Questions owners ask first
The five that come up in almost every first conversation.
What does the monthly fee include?
Year-end accounts, corporation tax, the confirmation statement, VAT returns, bookkeeping, payroll and pensions, and the director’s self assessment. Proactive tax planning is included as well: VAT scheme review, salary and dividend planning, and a corporation tax forecast before the year end. Capital gains tax returns are charged separately.
Is advice really included, or is it billed by the hour?
It is included on a fair-use basis. If you are weighing up a hire, a price rise or a large purchase, you can ask before you commit. There is no hourly clock and no invoice for a phone call about a decision.
We already have an accountant, so why change?
Most owners who move to Nexus were getting filing and little else. If your corporation tax bill arrives the week it is due, or nobody has ever checked your VAT scheme, there is money and certainty on the table. The set-up review shows you either way.
Do we have to change our software?
No. The set-up review looks at what you already use and whether the bookkeeping routine keeps your numbers current. If a change would make a real difference to you, Nasir explains why. If it would not, you keep what you have.
What happens with our current accountant?
Nexus handles the handover. Professional clearance is requested, your records are collected, the set-up review is done and the first-year timetable is set. You are not chasing your old accountant yourself, and there is no separate charge for the switch.
Take the two-minute quiz and see if Nexus fits
It asks about your company, your turnover and what you need, and Nasir reads every answer himself.