About

One accountant, fully accountable.

Sventax is run by me, Jake Svensson, a Chartered Certified Accountant registered with the ACCA. The practice is built around a simple idea: the most valuable thing an accountant offers is not the filing — it is being available, informed and honest when a decision needs making.

Jake Svensson, Chartered Certified Accountant and founder of Sventax

Jake Svensson FCCA — founder, Sventax

Why the practice exists.

Most business owners describe the same experience: an accountant who appears once a year, sends a set of accounts for signature, and disappears again. Questions feel like an imposition. Advice arrives after the decision has been made.

Sventax was built as the opposite of that. You have one senior adviser, reachable directly, who understands your business well enough to raise things unprompted. The compliance work still happens — accurately and early — but it is the floor, not the ceiling.

Because the client list is intentionally capped, the attention is real rather than advertised. I work with businesses and individuals of all kinds — sole traders, partnerships, landlords and companies alike — and over time have built extra depth in a few areas, including media, entertainment and sport. That is where I have spent a lot of time, not a list of who is allowed through the door.

Never bill for a question

Advice you hesitate to ask for is advice you never receive. Contact is unlimited and included.

Speak first

If something in your numbers deserves attention, you hear it from me before you have to ask.

Plain language

No jargon, no hedging. You should finish every conversation knowing what to do next.

Deliberately small

A capped client list is the only honest way to promise this level of attention.

ACCA
Chartered Certified Accountant, fully regulated and insured.
Fixed fees
Agreed in writing before any work begins. No hourly billing.
Unlimited contact
Call, email or message as often as you need. Always included.

Get in touch

Start with a conversation.

No pitch and no pressure — just a proper discussion about where you are and whether I can improve it.