H.HIM Accountants

For a small business, bookkeeping is more than an annual obligation: it affects decisions about cash flow, hiring, investment, and contracts. H.HIM Accountants brings accounting, tax, and business advisory work together in one practice. The firm lists an office in London and a presence in Blackburn, and describes its services as intended for family-run businesses, owner-managed companies, and professionals seeking ongoing financial support as well as help with filings and statutory accounts.

The practice was established by Imran Maqsood in 2021 in Blackburn and London, according to the firm’s own history. Its website emphasizes tailored service and understanding how each organization operates before offering advice. That approach is reflected in recurring services such as bookkeeping, statutory accounts, payroll, and management accounts. These are distinct tasks, even though clients often arrange them together to keep the financial information used throughout the year in order.

For tax matters, H.HIM lists corporation tax, VAT returns, personal self-assessment, tax planning, and tax rebate claims. It also offers company formation and confirmation-statement filings. That mix may be relevant to someone starting a business, separating personal and business finances, or preparing for filing deadlines. The precise scope of work depends on each client’s circumstances and records.

Business advice is another part of the offering. The firm describes support with budgets, cash-flow forecasts, business planning, variance analysis, costing, and financial reports. These tools can help a company understand how money moves through the business and prepare discussions with potential funders, buyers, or organizations issuing tenders. H.HIM also highlights budget projections for grant and contract proposals, where careful financial detail can affect how an application is presented.

The service list covers accounting for different sectors and business consulting, rather than tax forms alone. The firm invites prospective clients to select a service and request a consultation; options include accounting, payroll, taxes, business advice, budgets, and forecasts. Its model can therefore suit either a specific project or an ongoing relationship. The website does not publish a general fee schedule, so pricing and scope are set according to the engagement.

The company lists branches in London and Blackburn, although the detailed postal address it publishes is for 124 City Road in London. The contact phone and email let prospective clients ask questions before sending records. That distinction between its listed locations and the one full address available matters to anyone seeking an in-person appointment: confirm which office applies to the service before traveling.

H.HIM may be a fit for owners who need to connect accounting and tax obligations with management decisions: cash-flow forecasts, budgets, payroll, and reports can form part of the same financial conversation. The firm also handles company formation and ongoing compliance, a combination that can serve businesses at different stages. Its site explains the range of services and offers a way to get in touch, but these pages do not publish office hours or a general price list.