Accountants in Kent
Callow & Co accountants are a long established firm of Chartered Accountants, Accounting Tax Specialists, Business Advisors and Insolvency Practitioners.
We offer an extensive range of accountancy services in Kent including bookkeeping services, payroll services including a BACs Bureau facility, management accounting and business start-up and business development services.
With offices conveniently sited across the Kent, we have been working with clients to help them build better businesses since 1936 when the Firm was first established. We specialise in providing audit, accountancy and tax services to small/medium enterprises and family businesses throughout the Kent.
Accountancy & Tax Services

Accountancy
We also understand that our clients needs differ greatly. Therefore, we have designed a flexible service which can be tailored for your own requirements and business needs.

New Business Startup
Starting a new business can be the start of life as a successful entrepreneur. We offer a free consultation to any business, new or established.

Company Structuring
Company formation is a vital stage of your business to get right. Once you have decided that a limited company is the right option for you, it is important to seek professional advice.

Bookkeeping
Why not come in for a chat and some of our free advice – we’ll be very happy to share our experience with you to help you make the right decisions.
Contact Callow & Co Today To Book Your Free Consultation
Latest News
-
HMRC targets undeclared consultancy income in the medical sector
HMRC is writing to people working in the medical sector where information supplied by private healthcare providers suggests that consultancy fees may have been omitted from their tax returns. Recipients have 30 days to check their position and respond. What should you do if you get a letter?
-
Already paid CGT? Don't pay it twice through Self Assessment
Taxpayers completing their 2025/26 Self Assessment return may need to include capital gains that have already been reported separately to HMRC, together with any capital gains tax (CGT) already paid. How could this lead to a double payment?
-
HMRC moves tax return registration into the digital age
A new and improved self-assessment registration service has been launched. What's changed?
Sign up for our monthly newsletter
Subscribe to our monthly newsletter with the latest tax news direct to your inbox.
Subscribe




This website uses both its own and third-party cookies to analyze our services and navigation on our website in order to improve its contents (analytical purposes: measure visits and sources of web traffic). The legal basis is the consent of the user, except in the case of basic cookies, which are essential to navigate this website.