Fairhaven Accounting handles bookkeeping for your clients — reconciled, categorised, and review-ready in Xero — so you take on more work without recruiting, training, or covering someone's holiday.
Not because the work dries up — because there's nobody left to do it.
A qualified bookkeeper costs £28,000–35,000 a year before you've covered training, holiday, or sick leave — and good candidates are hard to find.
A few missed months of reconciliation becomes a client emergency at year-end — and untangling it eats hours your team doesn't have.
You turn away good clients not for lack of demand, but because taking them on means hiring first — and that's a slow, expensive bet.
We work behind your practice — your clients never see us, your name stays on everything.
Give us access to a client's Xero file, or hand over the backlog. We agree scope and tier before anything starts.
Bank reconciliation, categorisation, and monthly financial statements — completed on your timeline, in UK hours.
Everything arrives review-ready. You check, approve, and take it from there — all filing and advisory work stays with your practice.
No surprise invoices. Discounts apply automatically from your fifth file onward.
Bookkeeping services only. All VAT, tax filing, and accounts sign-off stay with your practice.
A UK junior bookkeeper costs £28,000–35,000 a year, plus recruitment and holiday cover. Ten monthly bookkeeping files with Fairhaven cost less — and flex with your workload.
Qualified accountant, professional body registered
Xero certified, QuickBooks familiar
1–2 hours ahead of the UK — a full overlapping workday
Professional indemnity insured, NDA as standard
Start with a single client file at standard Tier 2 rates. No long contract, no setup fee — just review-ready books at the end of the month.