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Limited company accounts & Corporation Tax — filed early, tax kept low

Every limited company must file statutory accounts and a Corporation Tax return each year — to two different bodies, on two different deadlines. We prepare and file both, and keep the tax as low as the rules allow.

  • Fixed monthly fee
  • Xero, QuickBooks & FreeAgent certified
  • A named accountant, not a portal

What we do for you

Limited company accounts, handled

  • Statutory accounts. Year-end accounts prepared to FRS standards and filed at Companies House, correct and on time.
  • Corporation Tax. Your CT600 prepared and filed to HMRC, with the tax computation done properly and checked.
  • Every relief claimed. Capital allowances, the right expense treatment and any reliefs you qualify for, all captured.
  • Director planning. Salary, dividends and the director’s loan account reviewed so your year-end position is efficient.
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What is limited company accounts?

Limited company accounts, done properly

A limited company has obligations a sole trader never faces: annual statutory accounts to Companies House, a CT600 Corporation Tax return to HMRC, and the tax computation that links them — each with its own deadline and its own penalties for getting it wrong.

We prepare your year-end accounts, file them at Companies House, calculate your Corporation Tax, submit the CT600 to HMRC, and make sure every allowance and relief you’re entitled to is claimed — all for a fixed fee, filed well ahead of the deadline.

Sound familiar?

The headaches we take off your plate

If any of these are eating your time or worrying you, they’re exactly what we take off your plate.

  • Statutory accounts due at Companies House
  • A CT600 Corporation Tax return due to HMRC
  • Two deadlines that don’t fall on the same date
  • Capital allowances and reliefs you might be missing
  • Director’s loan and dividend treatment at year-end
  • Penalties for late or incorrect filing
What we do

Hand it over, and consider it handled

Statutory accounts

Year-end accounts prepared to FRS standards and filed at Companies House, correct and on time.

Corporation Tax

Your CT600 prepared and filed to HMRC, with the tax computation done properly and checked.

Every relief claimed

Capital allowances, the right expense treatment and any reliefs you qualify for, all captured.

Director planning

Salary, dividends and the director’s loan account reviewed so your year-end position is efficient.

Why it pays

More than tidy books — time and money back

Pay less Corporation Tax

Every allowance and relief claimed means a lower bill, legitimately — often more than our fee.

Filed early, not in a panic

We prepare ahead of the deadline so you know your tax bill in good time and never risk a penalty.

Numbers you understand

We explain what your accounts actually say about the business, not just hand you a PDF.

Two filings, no worry

Companies House and HMRC both handled correctly and on time, so neither is ever a concern.

FAQ

Limited company accounts — your questions answered

What accounts does a limited company have to file?
Every limited company must file annual statutory accounts at Companies House and a Corporation Tax return (CT600) with HMRC. The two have different deadlines — accounts are generally due nine months after your year-end, and Corporation Tax is payable nine months and a day after, with the return due twelve months after. We handle both.
When is Corporation Tax due?
Corporation Tax is payable nine months and one day after your accounting period ends, and the CT600 return is due twelve months after. We prepare everything early so you know the figure well before you have to pay it.
How can I reduce my Corporation Tax bill?
By claiming every allowable expense, capital allowance and relief, structuring director pay efficiently, and timing certain costs well. We review all of this as part of preparing your accounts so you pay no more than you legally must.
What happens if I file late?
Both Companies House and HMRC charge automatic penalties for late filing, which escalate the longer you leave it. Because we prepare ahead of time, late filing simply doesn’t happen on our watch.
How much do limited company accounts cost?
We charge a fixed annual or monthly fee based on your company’s size and complexity, agreed up front. Clean bookkeeping keeps it lower, and the tax we save usually outweighs the fee.
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