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Welcome to C&H Stedman

We are a family run firm of accountants based in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.

At C&H Stedman, we pride ourselves on our friendly and personal approach, and love to work as a partner to your business.

We can help with all your tax and accounting needs – however we see ourselves as much more than just compliance officers! We enjoy working with our clients as their business partners and mentors, adding value and offering expert advice that will help you to stay in control and make the best decisions for your business.

You won’t just be another client to us. We gear our services around your personal needs.

To find out more about how we can help, please do contact us.

 
 

Peace of Mind

When it comes to compliance, C&H will make sure that all your tax and accounting affairs are up-to-date, from balancing the books, to dealing with payroll and liaising with HMRC and Companies House.

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Keeping the Score

At C&H we believe in starting the year with the end in mind, and keeping your business finances right up-to-date. Our regular management accounts and forecasting are specifically designed to support you – allowing you to know exactly where your business stands at any point in your financial year.

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Changing Lives

C&H can work with you to help you to boost your profitability and achieve your business goals. From using Price Psychology to set the optimum price for your products or services, to proactive business mentoring, we can help you to make the most of your business.

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21 May

OTS calls for review of PAYE system

In a new report, the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has called for the Pay as You Earn (PAYE) system to be reviewed, to ensure tax agents can 'see relevant client information' and 'access a number of key services'.

20 May

ATT suggests couples 'could be affected' by increase in stamp duty for non-residents

The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) has suggested that couples in England and Northern Ireland could be affected by a proposed increase in stamp duty for non-UK residents purchasing residential property.
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