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title: "Websites for accountants in Devon"
canonical: https://openkept.com/accountants
dateModified: 2026-10-17
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# Making Tax Digital is sending new clients looking for an accountant. Make sure the right ones find you.

From April 2027, sole traders and landlords with income over £30,000 must keep digital records. We set your site up so they find you, see your fixed fees and book a first call, and so the ones you'd turn down can tell before they ring.

## MTD for Income Tax: the timeline
- From April 2026: qualifying income over £50,000
- From April 2027: over £30,000
- From April 2028: over £20,000

## Found
The searches that matter: "accountant Exeter", "accountant for landlords Exeter", "MTD accountant Plymouth", and the same questions asked of AI assistants. Your Google Business Profile, reviews and consistent listings carry most of the weight; we set those up and build service and town pages only where there's real local content.

## Qualified
A fee guide by client type (sole traders and landlords, limited companies, bookkeeping, VAT, payroll) with "from" prices; a quote calculator using entity type, turnover, payroll, VAT and bookkeeping; "who we're right for" and "who we're not"; MTD FAQs.

## Contacted
Book a discovery call, request a callback, or send a short form that asks the four things you need to quote. A response promise on every page.

## Compliance basics, built in
ICAEW and ACCA logo rules, company number and registered office, and professional indemnity details on a linked legal page.

## FAQ
- **Won't publishing fees scare clients off?** "From" prices put off the clients who'd never pay them and reassure the ones who would. You choose what to show.
- **Do we have to show every price?** No. A fee guide by client type is enough for most firms.
- **How do you move our email safely?** We only change the records the website needs, and a person checks every DNS change.

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