OP from your other posts I assume that there is a company in the mix too.
In my experience, fixed fees accountancy deals work best for established customers, where there is a clear and mutual understanding of the scope of the work and the expectations of both sides.
I wouldn't personally be enamoured with the idea of doing the first year accounts from August 2013-August 2014 as there are clear benefits from adhering to calendar year ends, but each one to their own.
It depends on your ARD and the type of business you operate in. I generally recommend a calendar year end, where possible. Did your accountant not discuss this with you?
I should have added, March is a particularly bad time of year to have an ARD date, as you cannot file a B1 for a given year until at least 1 January in that year, so if accounts are completed soon after the year end, you will have to wait months to file with the CRO.
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