Accountants in Pinner
Pinner is a town of shops and small offices rather than industrial units: the council's 2026 list of industrial estates does not include one in Pinner or Hatch End. What it has instead is a busy conservation area high street with about 168 shopfronts.
Working in Pinner
The centre runs along Bridge Street, Marsh Road, the High Street and Love Lane. The council counts 13 restaurants, 11 estate agents, 7 hairdressers, 6 barbers, 6 beauty salons and 6 cafés among them.
Without an industrial estate of its own, a Pinner trade business often runs from home and a van. Screwfix has a branch right in town at 19 Bridge Street, and for anything bigger the nearest estates are over in Wealdstone. Small office space comes up at places like Westbury House on Bridge Street and the MSP Business Centre on Chapel Lane.
Pinner Fair goes back to a charter of 1336 that granted the town a weekly market and two fairs a year. Pay and display on Bridge Street and the High Street is £1.50 an hour.
How we help people in Pinner
Because so many Pinner businesses are salons, barbers, cafés and estate agents, bookkeeping, payroll and VAT are as important here as CIS. If you work from home, we also make sure the share of your household bills for the room you use as an office goes into your figures.
Services
- Self AssessmentYour yearly tax return, checked and filed for you
- BookkeepingReceipts and records kept tidy through the year
- PayrollPaying staff and apprentices, with payslips and RTI
- VAT returnsVAT returns, including the construction reverse charge
- CIS tax refundsClaim back CIS tax that was taken over what you owe
- Limited company accountsAccounts for Companies House and HMRC
Trades we work with
How it works from Pinner
ACCA qualified accountants with over 20 years in practice
Our base in Perivale, just off the A40
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
Pinner station, on the Metropolitan line, is about 4.9 miles (7.8 km) from our Perivale office in a straight line. We are fully digital, so a salon owner or a builder in Pinner can send everything from their phone, as photos or as files by email. We talk on a call, by email or in live chat, and go through your figures together on a call before anything is filed.
Local facts on this page come from council, TfL and other public sources. Last checked .
Questions people in Pinner ask us
I rent a chair in a Pinner salon. How do I handle my tax?
Renting a chair usually makes you self employed, so you file a tax return each year and claim your costs: the chair rent, products, training and insurance. With 19 hair, beauty and barber businesses in the centre, it is a common setup in Pinner, and we can tell you quickly whether your arrangement fits it.
My shop is in the conservation area. Does that change my costs?
It can. The Pinner High Street Conservation Area has extra planning controls, so signs, shopfronts and repairs may need permission and cost more. Repairs that keep the building as it was are usually a business cost; improvements are treated differently, and we sort out which is which.
Do you cover Hatch End and Eastcote?
Yes. Hatch End has its own station on the London Overground, and the shops there have their own cheaper parking at £1.10 an hour. Eastcote is covered from this page too.
Can I get free business advice in Pinner?
Harrow Council offers free help to Harrow businesses, Pinner sole traders included, through Business Advice Harrow and Supply Ready Harrow. We are happy to work alongside it: they help with growth and contracts, we look after the tax and the books.