Nasir and Kelvin run Nexus, Milton Keynes accountants for limited companies
Nasir Rasheed does the accounts, tax and advice himself. Kelvin Borbidge looks after marketing. Nexus takes three new clients a month, which is why Nasir still answers his own email.
Why Nasir and Kelvin started Nexus in 2024
The practice began with a request Nasir kept hearing at his old firm.
Nasir spent years in practice, latterly as an account manager at a larger firm. Clients kept asking to be switched back to him after they were reassigned to someone else. One was an established construction company. They wanted prompt replies and someone who kept them informed, and that told him what the job is worth to an owner.
Nasir and Kelvin started the practice in Milton Keynes in 2024, incorporated as Millennial Accounting Services Ltd and renamed Nexus Tax and Accounting Solutions Ltd in July 2025. The rule from day one was that advice sits inside the monthly fee: the VAT scheme, salary and dividends, and a corporation tax forecast before the year end.
Nexus now works with established limited companies in Milton Keynes and across the UK, mostly by referral. Clients are consultants and contractors with high invoice values, and construction and trades firms carrying staff and overheads. Three new clients join each month, and no more. That cap is the reason Nasir still answers his own email.
How Nexus works day to day
Four rules the practice is built on, and the reason the intake stays small.
Advice sits in the fee, not on the invoice
Ask about a hire, a van or a dividend and the answer comes back with no separate charge, on a fair-use basis. VAT scheme selection, salary and dividend planning and the corporation tax forecast are part of the monthly fee.
You hear your tax bill a month early
Corporation tax and dividend headroom are forecast before the year end. You get the number while there is still time to move money or change a decision, instead of finding out the week the bill falls due.
Three new clients a month
A capped intake keeps the work on one desk. You deal with Nasir, not a junior account manager who changes every year. When the three places are taken, the next enquiry waits for the following month.
Work that will not fit gets a no
Start-ups, cash businesses and price-driven buyers are told straight away that Nexus is not for them. The practice is built for established limited companies whose owners want to look at their numbers. Saying no protects the clients already here.
Who you deal with
Nasir does the accountancy and Kelvin runs marketing. Both are directors.
Nasir Rasheed
Nasir is MAAT AATQB: a member of the Association of Accounting Technicians and an AAT qualified bookkeeper. He works from Stacey Bushes and rarely needs to meet in person, so much of the book is UK-wide and remote.
He runs the set-up review himself, writes the corporation tax forecast himself and answers the phone on 01908 040493. If you want to know whether your VAT scheme is the right one, ask him directly.
Kelvin Borbidge
Kelvin joined Nexus as a director and looks after marketing. He comes from a sales background.
The accounts, tax and advice stay with Nasir.
Credentials and company details
What Nexus is registered as, and who is accountable for the work.
Accredited and certified
Find out in two minutes whether your company is one Nexus works with
The quiz asks what you turn over and how your company is set up, then tells you where you stand.
A set-up review that checks your VAT scheme
Your corporation tax forecast a month before it lands
One monthly fee with the advice already included
Advice included in the fee · Tax bill a month ahead · Three new clients a month · MAAT AATQB