Welcome to Caroola
Formerly Clearsky Accounting
Accountancy Made Simple from only £98/month



Who is Caroola?
Caroola provides fixed fee, limited company accountancy services to contractors and freelancers; we’ve been acting for contractors across the UK since 1992.
As an Accredited Member of the FCSA specialising in compliance for contracts inside ir35, we are the only national specialist firm of accountants with offices across the UK.

Compliant.
We are founding members and holders of Accredited Member status with the FCSA (Freelance and Contractor Services Association).
Secure.
Cyber Essentials PLUS Certified; the highest level of certification offered under the Cyber Essentials scheme.
Trusted.
We proudly tell anybody visiting our website about our ‘excellent’ reviews on Trustpilot. When we say we are trusted, we mean it.
How Much Does a Caroola Accountant Cost?
Sole Trader
- Self Assessment filing
- Bookkeeping software
- Dedicated accountant
- MTD ITSA software
- Corporation Tax & VAT filing
- Annual Accounts
- Real-time tax insights
Limited Company
- Self Assessment filing
- Bookkeeping software
- Dedicated accountant
- MTD software
- Corporation Tax & VAT filing
- Annual Accounts
- Real-time tax insights
Partnerships & LLP
- Self Assessment filing
- Bookkeeping software
- Dedicated accountant
- MTD ITSA software
- Corporation Tax & VAT filing
- Annual Accounts
- Real-time tax insights
Speak to an Accountant Today
Ready to work together or interested in learning more? Get in touch with the team to start a conversation.

The Knowledge Hub

Do I Need an Accountant if I’m Self-Employed?

Partner Blog: Funding Questions Every Business Owner Asks

Benefits of having an accountant

IR35 Business Entity Tests

How to Become a Freelance, Self-Employed, Mobile Hairdresser

Making Tax Digital for the Self-Employed and Small Businesses

Making Tax Digital for Landlords

Partner Blog: How to get Funding for Your Business

How to Choose the Right Savings Bank Account for Your Business

Benefits of Tide Business Banking

Why Every Business Needs a Separate Bank Account
