Website design for accountants and tax advisers

Business owners choose an accountant on expertise and trust: before they call, they read your website. Abstract27 builds websites for accountants, bookkeepers and tax advisers that present your services clearly, show your expertise through useful guides and turn visitors into first meetings. We design, host and maintain them for £25 a month, with no setup fee.

taxtrends.co.uk

TaxTrends — French-speaking accountant

frenchlawpractice.com

The French Law Practice — legal and tax advice

Websites we designed and run for accountancy, tax and legal firms. Click a site to read the case study.

What a accountancy practice website needs

• One page per service: company formation, bookkeeping and accounts, tax returns, payroll, advisory, for individuals and businesses.
• Tax guides and updates you publish yourself and send to clients and prospects as a newsletter.
• Useful tools: calculators that bring in visitors and prove your expertise.
• An easy first call: online booking or a short enquiry form.
• Professional disclosures: professional body, registration and insurance details in the footer or on a legal page.
• Bilingual pages for practices with international clients.

What your clients will see

taxtrends.co.uk/experts-comptables-francophones-a-londres

taxtrends.co.uk/gb/overseas-workday-relief-calculator

What clients and regulators expect to find

• Your professional body. If you are an ICAEW, ACCA or CIOT member firm, say so clearly, with any audit or practice registration that applies.
• The Provision of Services Regulations 2009. Accountants must make certain information available to clients, such as their professional body and professional indemnity insurance; a website legal page is a simple way to do it.
• Accurate, factual copy. The ASA's CAP Code applies to your own website: no misleading promises about tax savings.

Useful guides that answer your future clients' questions are also what works best on Google. We review every text with you before it goes live.

New website, redesign or migration: we handle it

No website yet? We build it. A site on Wix, WordPress, Squarespace or a directory platform? We rebuild it and move your content, redirecting every old address so you keep your Google rankings. Then we stay on: updates, backups and changes on request. The practice focuses on the work; we run the website.

Built on Ghost, open-source software you own

Every site we build runs on Ghost®, the open-source publishing platform. The editor is as simple as writing an email, the newsletter is built in, pages load fast, and your content and subscriber list can be exported at any time — nothing is locked in. Ghost is the only platform we build on.

What we have built

• TaxTrends — the bilingual tax guides and calculators website of a French-speaking accountant in London (TaxAssist Accountants network), moved from Blogger to Ghost with redirects and training.
• The French Law Practice — a Franco-British legal and tax advisory firm that publishes its own briefings.

Price

A managed website costs £25 a month in one language or £40 a month bilingual: design and build, hosting, security updates, daily backups, newsletter and content changes on request. No setup fee, first version as fast as you need it (the same day if urgent, otherwise within a week), cancel any time. See plans and pricing.

How it works

1. Free call. You tell us about your organisation and what the site must do; we tell you exactly what we would build.
2. A first version as fast as you need it. We adapt to you: the same day if it is urgent, otherwise within a week. We set up your pages, newsletter and forms. If you prefer, we build it first on a beta site of ours: you check that everything works, and only when it suits you do we move it to your official domain, safely.
3. We run it for you. Hosting, updates, backups and changes on request are included. You publish when you want, we handle the rest. We adapt to what you need — our client reviews say so.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an accountant's website cost?

With Abstract27, £25 a month in one language or £40 bilingual: design, hosting, updates and changes included, with no setup fee.

What should an accountancy practice website include?

Your services, the clients you work with, how you work, your team, practical guides, online booking and your professional disclosures.

What information do I have to publish?

Under the Provision of Services Regulations 2009, clients must be able to find details such as your professional body and professional indemnity insurance. We add a clear legal page and you check it with your professional body's guidance.

Can I publish tax guides and a newsletter?

Yes. Writing a guide is as simple as writing an email, and each one can go to your clients as a newsletter.

Can you add tax calculators?

Yes: TaxTrends runs tax calculators inside its pages, which bring in qualified visitors.

Do you build bilingual English and French websites?

Yes. Many of our clients serve Franco-British clients; a bilingual website is £40 a month.

Can you redesign our website without losing our Google rankings?

Yes. We move your content and redirect every old address, as we did for TaxTrends.

How fast can my website be live?

As fast as you need: the same day if it is urgent, otherwise within a week. If you prefer, the first version lives on a beta site first: you check everything, then we move it to your official domain, safely.

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