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Airbnb accountants Newport hosts call us when the rental income stops fitting neatly on one line of a tax return and the letters from HMRC start arriving.

Most hosts begin with one let and a spreadsheet. Then a second property arrives, the mortgage interest rules bite, and the booking fees need splitting out properly. Tax investigation cover is included free for every client, and every HMRC investigation we have handled, we have won.

In one lineSupreme Consultants is an AAT registered accountancy practice in Cardiff Bay that acts for Airbnb and holiday let hosts in Newport. It handles rental bookkeeping, self assessment, VAT and HMRC correspondence on a fixed monthly fee agreed in advance, with tax investigation cover included free for every client.

Check we’re the right fit

A few questions about your business. Mudassir replies the same working day.

Thank you Mud, your help and support with my VAT return is greatly appreciated. Always a prompt response and my difficult VAT return was quickly submitted and resolved. Would definitely recommend.
Matthew George · Google review
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Is your Airbnb income in good hands? Three questions.

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Question 1 of 3

Does your accountant reply the same working day?

What you get

Tax investigation cover at no extra cost

We cover it ourselves for every client. Every HMRC investigation we have handled, we have won.

Your fee agreed before we start

One fixed fee, set in writing. Calls, meetings and emails are never added to the invoice.

An answer the same working day

Ring us before you buy the second flat or hand back a deposit, and you hear back that day.

What Newport hosts tell us when they ring

Three things we hear most weeks from people letting property in Newport.

  • “I bought a second flat last year and I still have not told HMRC about the rent.”

    Penalties sit on top of the tax, and they grow for every month the disclosure waits.

  • “My accountant put the whole mortgage payment against the rent and I think that is wrong.”

    It is wrong, and a return like that is the one HMRC opens a check into.

  • “I emailed about my booking figures three weeks ago and nobody has come back to me.”

    The host filed on guesswork and paid more than he owed, because chasing felt harder than guessing.

  • What changes once we take it on

    Your booking income, cleaning costs, platform fees and finance costs go in where they belong. Your return is filed early, so you see the bill in time to plan for it. When a letter arrives, you send it to us and we deal with HMRC.

How we differ from a once-a-year return

Plenty of hosts use a firm that types up a return each January. Here is the difference in practice.

A once-a-year self assessment service

You send a folder of figures in January.

Questions in July wait until the return is due.

Phone calls and extra queries get billed.

An HMRC letter is treated as new work.

With Supreme Consultants

Your rental records are kept through the year.

You get a reply the same working day.

Calls, meetings and emails are never charged for.

Tax investigation cover is included free.

Eight questions about how your lets are handled

Answer these about your current set-up before you book anything.

  • Is your rental income reported separately from your other income?

    HMRC expects property income on its own pages of the return.

  • Are platform fees and cleaning costs recorded against each let?

    Costs recorded per property make the return defensible if it is queried.

  • Is your mortgage interest treated as a tax credit rather than a cost?

    The old deduction has gone, and returns still using it are wrong.

  • Do you know whether your lets qualify as furnished holiday lettings?

    The treatment changed, and it affects what you can claim.

  • Are you tracking turnover against the VAT threshold?

    Short-term letting counts towards it, and hosts are often surprised.

  • Have you told HMRC about every property you let?

    Voluntary disclosure costs far less than being found.

  • Do you know your accountancy fee for the year ahead?

    A fee agreed in writing stops the January invoice being a shock.

  • Would your accountant answer an HMRC letter without charging you?

    We cover that for every client as part of the fee.

What we do for your Airbnb lettings

Everything between the booking payout and the figure HMRC sees.

All Services near you
Self assessment returns
Your property pages prepared from real records and filed early, so you know the bill in time to put the money aside.
Rental bookkeeping
Payouts, platform fees, cleaning, repairs and finance costs recorded per property through the year.
HMRC letters answered
Send us the letter and we deal with HMRC. Tax investigation cover is included free for every client.
VAT once you register
Short-term letting counts towards the threshold. We watch the turnover and handle the registration and returns.
How you take the profit
We talk through company ownership, salary and dividends, so you keep what you can while staying compliant.

What local knowledge is worth on a property file

A Cardiff shop owner came to us still paying full business rates through Covid. Nobody had told him the council needed an application for retail rates relief.

Clients described by type. Names withheld.

£10,000recovered for a retail franchisee who had been paying rates he did not owe
How it was found
We spotted it in the first meeting while going through his costs line by line.
What happened
The money came back to him, and the same habit is how we read a property owner’s figures.

Reviews from clients

5.0
from 14 verified Google reviews
MMatthew GeorgeGoogle review · 7 months ago
Thank you Mud, your help and support with my VAT return is greatly appreciated. Always a prompt response and my difficult VAT return was quickly submitted and resolved. Would definitely recommend.
AAsma PatelGoogle review · a year ago
I just want to say a big thank you to Mudassir for all the advice, guidance and help he has provided whilst dealing with my accounts and tax returns. From start to finish the service has been excellent and professional. Unlike other accountancy firms they provide a friendly personalised service, I was very clear on the process and was even provided with additional guidance where needed. Highly recommended!
SShazad Khan (Shaz)Google review · 3 years ago
Friendly, nice 👌 , helpful and great all around
Difficult to describe as there are too many words that can be expressed for a wonderful accountant and their firm.
Definitely 🔝 and highly recommended in Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and throughout the UK for Accountancy and Tax Services

Shaz Khan

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How switching to us works

Four steps, and most of the work is ours.

  1. Before you join

    A free introductory chat

    Tell us how many lets you have and where things stand. If we cannot genuinely help, we will say so.

  2. Week one

    Fee agreed, records collected

    We do your ID checks, agree the fixed fee in writing and write to your current accountant for the records. You avoid that conversation.

  3. First month

    Your past returns reviewed

    We go through your previous returns and your HMRC record. This is where missed reliefs and payments on account set too high turn up.

  4. By ninety days

    Every deadline in the diary

    Self assessment, VAT and any company filings are mapped for the year ahead, so you are never the one chasing us.

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Who we are not right for

We do not act for CIS construction subcontractors.

We do not act for charities.

We cannot take on a business that is already late in an HMRC investigation.

If none of those describe you, run the check and we will come back to you the same working day.

Airbnb accountants Newport: questions people ask

How much do Airbnb accountants in Newport charge?

We work on a fixed monthly fee agreed in writing before any work starts. The figure depends on how many properties you let, whether you are VAT registered, how many transactions there are and how tidy the records are. Calls, meetings and emails are never charged on top, so asking a question costs nothing.

Can I switch accountants part-way through the tax year?

Yes, and most hosts do. We write to your current accountant for professional clearance and the records, so you avoid the awkward conversation. We handle the HMRC agent authorisation, do Companies House ID verification free where it is needed, give you a free first month and migrate you to Xero at no charge.

What happens if HMRC writes to me about my rental income?

Send the letter straight to us and we take it from there. We review what HMRC is actually asking, check it against your records and correspond with them on your behalf. Tax investigation cover is included free for every client, so there is no extra bill for the work. Every investigation we have handled, we have won.

Do I have to move my records to Xero?

No. If your bookkeeping works, we will use it. If you want to move, migration to Xero is free when you join and we set up the categories for your lets so payouts, fees and cleaning costs land in the right place from the first month.

Do Airbnb accountants in Newport need me to travel to Cardiff?

No. We work remotely, in person at Titan House in Cardiff Bay, or a mix of the two, whichever suits you. Most Newport hosts send records online and speak to us by phone or video. You are welcome at the office any time during Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.

Will you just do my tax return as a one-off?

No. We do not take on one-off self assessment or capital gains returns. We look after clients through the year, which is how the missed reliefs and the overpaid payments on account get found. If a one-off return is all you want, we will tell you that at the first chat.