About MRA

The people behind
your numbers.

Licensed accountants and tax advisors who believe the best client is one who understands their own money.

Our story

Why MRA exists

Most small businesses meet their accountant twice a year: once to hand over records, once to get a bill. Nothing is explained, nothing is planned, and every January is a panic.

MRA was built to be the opposite — a firm that chases you with reminders, files early, explains every HMRC letter in plain English, and treats tax planning as part of the service rather than an upsell.

The name on the door is "Minimise Your Taxes. Maximise Your Wealth." It's not a slogan; it's the job description.

The team

Qualified, regulated, reachable.

Principal Accountant MAAT

Founder · Tax & accounts

Leads every client relationship personally — if you call, this is who answers.

Accounts Manager AAT

Bookkeeping · VAT · Payroll

Keeps the quarterly machine running so deadlines never reach you.

Client Support

Onboarding · Records · Reminders

The person who turns your shoebox of receipts into something filed.

Credentials

What "AAT licensed" actually means

  • Regulated, not just registered. The Association of Accounting Technicians licenses our practice, reviews our work, and requires continuing professional development every year.
  • Professional indemnity insurance. Required by our licence — your protection if anything were ever wrong.
  • HMRC-recognised agent. We deal with HMRC directly on your behalf, through official agent channels.
  • A complaints route that isn't us. AAT provides independent oversight — accountability most unregulated "tax advisors" can't offer.

How we work

Four promises, kept boringly well.

Fixed fees

Agreed before work starts. The quote is the bill.

Plain English

Every letter, every number, translated into what it means for you.

Filed early

Deadlines are our problem. You'll hear from us long before HMRC would.

One working day

Calls and emails answered within one working day. Usually faster.

Come and meet us.

The first consultation is free — bring your questions, leave with answers and a fixed quote.