Our team of certified accountants ensures accurate, timely filings while identifying tax-saving opportunities. We handle all compliance requirements, from preparation to submission, so you can focus on growing your business with complete peace of mind.
Not just compliance
Bridging Yesterday With Tomorrow
- Drawing profits – More often than not, it is only at the end of the financial year that a business’s true legal profits can be accurately determined. This point in time provides clarity on the company’s financial standing and enables management to make well-informed strategic and operational decisions moving forward.
- Hassle Free Compliance – We remove the burden of effort from your side by taking full responsibility for ensuring that your business reporting remains compliant with all relevant regulations. This allows you to focus on running your business with confidence, knowing that the regulatory requirements are being handled with care and precision.
- Full Representation – By acting as your authorised agents, we handle the filing of returns with HMRC and other regulatory bodies on your behalf. This approach saves you significant time while also eliminating the stress and headaches that typically come with managing compliance requirements.
- Tailored Advice – We offer free, straightforward, on-demand consultations on business health and corporation tax, giving you clarity on the essentials and confidence in your next steps. This ensures you stay informed while focusing on growing your business.
- Tax planning – Our accountants will work diligently to minimize your tax liability, helping you keep more of your hard-earned money while paving the way for smarter, more effective tax planning in the future.
- Your Trusted Partner – When we identify business habits or markers that could be cause for concern, we will explain why they matter, how to avoid potential issues, and provide practical alternative solutions.
What's Included in Our Annual Accounts & Tax Returns Service
Statutory Accounts Preparation
We prepare your full statutory accounts in compliance with UK accounting standards and Companies House requirements. This includes your balance sheet, profit and loss account, notes to the accounts, and directors’ report, all formatted to meet regulatory specifications.
Corporation Tax Returns (CT600)
Our team completes and submits your Corporation Tax return to HMRC, including detailed tax computations that calculate your exact tax liability. We ensure all allowable deductions are claimed and your return is accurate and compliant.
Tax Computation and Planning
Beyond basic compliance, we analyse your financial position to identify legitimate tax-saving opportunities. This includes reviewing capital allowances, expense claims, loss relief options, and other strategies to minimize your tax burden legally and ethically.
Companies House and HMRC Filing
We handle all electronic submissions to Companies House and HMRC on your behalf, ensuring documents are filed correctly and before deadlines. You’ll never need to worry about late filing penalties or rejected submissions.
Self-Assessment Tax Returns
Director dividends, drawings and tax planning relating to companies tie closely with self assessment returns, which is why our company accounts & tax filings are prepared in tandem with self assessments for directors and shareholders, avoiding the problems arising from staggered filings.
Dividend Planning and Optimization
We advise on the optimal balance between salary and dividends to minimize your overall tax liability while maintaining compliance with tax regulations. This strategic approach can result in significant annual tax savings.
Capital Allowances Review
We identify qualifying capital expenditure and claim appropriate allowances on equipment, vehicles, and property improvements. Many businesses miss out on these valuable deductions—we ensure you claim everything you’re entitled to.
Year-End Accounts Review
Before finalization, we thoroughly review your accounts for accuracy, consistency, and compliance. This quality control process catches potential errors and ensures your financial statements present a true and fair view of your business.
Financial Statements and Reports
You’ll receive professionally formatted financial statements suitable for presenting to banks, investors, or other stakeholders. Our reports provide clear insights into your business performance alongside meeting statutory requirements.
Ongoing Support and Advice
Our service doesn’t end at filing. We’re available throughout the year to answer questions, provide guidance on tax implications of business decisions, and support your financial planning needs.
Our Streamlined Approach to Annual Accounts
FAQs About Annual Accounts & Tax Services
What are annual accounts?
Annual accounts, also known as statutory accounts or financial statements, are formal records of your company’s financial performance and position over the accounting year. They include a balance sheet, profit and loss account, notes to the accounts, and a directors’ report.
Every UK limited company must prepare annual accounts in accordance with accounting standards and file them with Companies House, typically within nine months of your financial year-end. These accounts provide transparency to shareholders, creditors, and the public, and form the basis for calculating your corporation tax liability with HMRC.
Who needs to file annual accounts?
Annual accounts must be filed by:
- All limited companies – regardless of size, turnover, or profit
- Limited liability partnerships (LLPs) – must file with Companies House
- Community Interest Companies (CICs) – with additional reporting requirements
- Dormant companies – must still file dormant accounts annually
- Overseas companies with a UK establishment – subject to UK filing requirements
What is corporation tax?
Corporation tax is a tax on the profits made by UK companies. It must be calculated, reported, and paid to HMRC annually.
When are annual accounts due?
Annual accounts must usually be filed with Companies House within 9 months after the company’s financial year-end.
When is corporation tax due?
Corporation tax must typically be paid within 9 months and 1 day after the company’s year-end, and the tax return (CT600) must be filed within 12 months.
How much do annual accounts cost?
The cost of annual accounts depends on your business size, transaction volume, and complexity of your financial affairs. Factors such as the quality of your bookkeeping records and additional services required also influence pricing. We offer transparent, fixed-fee quotes tailored to your specific business needs with no hidden costs.
