Adam Feyzi FCCA
Adam Feyzi FCCA is the founder and director of AFE Accountants and a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. He works with UK business owners, content creators and crypto and blockchain businesses.
What FCCA means
FCCA stands for Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. Fellowship is the senior grade of ACCA membership [CONFIRM: Fellowship wording with Adam].
As a member of the ACCA, Adam follows its rules on professional conduct and continuing development. [CONFIRM: ACCA membership wording with Adam]
Experience
Adam founded the practice in 2014, when the company was incorporated as AF Book-keeping Limited. It became AFE Accountants Limited in 2018.
He has been in practice for [YEARS IN PRACTICE: confirm with Adam].
What Adam specialises in
- Accounts, tax returns and VAT for content creators and influencers, including brand deals and platform income.
- Tax reporting for crypto investors and blockchain businesses, working from exchange and wallet records.
- Accounts, bookkeeping and tax for business owners and limited companies.
How Adam reviews this site
Adam approves the tax statements in the guides and service pages before they are marked as reviewed. Rules change, so each page shows when it was last updated.
You can find Adam on LinkedIn, linked on this page.
Topics Adam writes about
- Choosing an accountant as a UK content creator
- How brand deals, gifted products and platform income are taxed
- Sole trader or limited company for influencers
- How HMRC treats cryptoassets
- Accounting for blockchain and Web3 companies
- What online fitness coaches need from an accountant
Guides by Adam
How to choose an accountant as a UK content creator
What to check before you hire an accountant for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram or brand deal income.
How brand deals, gifted products and platform income are taxed in the UK
How HMRC may view brand fees, gifted products, ad revenue and affiliate income, and what records to keep.
Sole trader or limited company: what UK influencers should weigh up
The practical differences between staying a sole trader and setting up a limited company as a UK influencer.
How HMRC treats cryptoassets: a plain guide
How HMRC looks at crypto disposals, staking, airdrops, mining, NFTs and DeFi, and the records you need to keep.
Accounting for blockchain and Web3 companies in the UK
What changes in the books when a UK company holds tokens, takes payment in crypto or pays people in tokens.
What online fitness coaches and personal trainers need from an accountant
The income, expenses, VAT and structure questions an online coach or personal trainer should expect an accountant to handle.
How to choose a crypto tax accountant in the UK
What to check before you hire an accountant to report crypto gains, staking or DeFi income to HMRC.
First-year deadlines for a new UK limited company
The registrations, filings and returns a new limited company and its director face in the first year.
Payments on account explained for the self-employed
What payments on account are, why the second tax bill feels so large, and how to plan for it.
How to switch accountants in the UK, and what happens to your records
What to gather, who holds it, and how a handover between accountants usually works for a small company.
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: what sole traders and landlords need to know
Digital records, quarterly updates and the final declaration explained for sole traders and landlords.
Salary or dividends: how UK company directors pay themselves
How salary, dividends and director’s loans work when you take money out of your own limited company.
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