Hackney carriage
Black cabs and licensed taxis. Meter takings, card fees, plate costs and all.
Tax returns and accounts for taxi, private hire and Uber drivers. Fixed prices, plain English, and a real person on the other end.
You
Us
We don't do everyone. We do drivers, so we already know how your week, your car and your app statements work.
Black cabs and licensed taxis. Meter takings, card fees, plate costs and all.
Operator-booked work, account jobs, school runs. Licence and operator fees sorted.
Uber, Bolt and other platforms. We know exactly how to read your annual tax summary.
Driving for Uber?
Uber sends you a tax summary every year. It's a starting point, not the answer. Most drivers pay more than they need to because nobody showed them what they can claim.
Talk to us about UberAnything more complex than the standard work below gets quoted separately, and we always tell you before we start.
Self Assessment
£200
one-off, per tax return
Making Tax Digital
£45
per month
MTD for Income Tax applies based on HMRC's qualifying income thresholds and rollout dates. Not every driver needs it yet. We'll tell you if you do.
Fill in the short form. No account, no documents, no payment. Just the basics.
We call you back, check we're the right fit and give you a fixed price.
Send your records through the client portal. We do the rest and file with HMRC.
Why fleeme.
We don't claim to specialise in everything. We specialise in you.
No jargon. No pretending tax needs to be complicated.
Keep your financial information organised with straightforward digital processes.
Got a question? Ask. You won't need to decode a 47-page letter.
The Serious Bit
Professional standards, confidentiality and the security of your information matter.
£200 for a standard Self Assessment tax return. If your situation is more complex, we'll quote you before starting.
£45 per month, covering record keeping, quarterly updates and your year-end declaration.
No. MTD for Income Tax started in April 2026 for sole traders with qualifying income over £50,000, and the threshold drops to £30,000 from April 2027. We'll check where you stand.
You're self-employed, so you still file a Self Assessment. We use your Uber tax summary as a starting point and add in everything else you can claim.
Yes. Either through simplified mileage or your actual running costs. We'll work out which suits you best, as you generally need to stick with one method for that vehicle.
No. We review your enquiry and make sure we're the right fit before onboarding you.
Absolutely. Send us an enquiry and we'll get back to you.