Limited company accounts & corporation tax
Your year-end statutory accounts and corporation tax prepared, filed with Companies House and HMRC, and explained — so you stay compliant and penalty-free.
Fixed price: £495 / year — no monthly fees or hidden extras
Running a limited company means yearly statutory accounts, a corporation tax return (CT600), and confirmation statements — all with strict deadlines at Companies House and HMRC. Miss them and the penalties start automatically.
We prepare and file the lot, work out your corporation tax, and look for legitimate ways to reduce it. You get a clear picture of how your company is doing and exactly what to pay and when.
What we do for you
- Prepare statutory year-end accounts
- Calculate and file your CT600 corporation tax return
- File accounts with Companies House and HMRC
- Advise on salary vs dividends for directors
- Flag tax-saving opportunities through the year
Who it's for
- New and established limited companies
- Company directors and contractors
- Businesses that have outgrown sole-trader status
- Owner-managed companies wanting tax efficiency
Limited Company FAQs
What are the filing deadlines?
Accounts are usually due at Companies House 9 months after your year-end, and corporation tax is due 9 months and 1 day after. The CT600 return is due 12 months after year-end. We track all of these for you.
How much does it cost?
Limited company accounts are a fixed £495 per year — no monthly fees and no hidden extras.
Should I pay myself salary or dividends?
For most director-shareholders a mix of a modest salary and dividends is most tax-efficient. We'll work out the right balance for your situation.
Can you help me switch accountant?
Yes — switching is easy and we manage the handover with your previous accountant for you. There's nothing awkward you need to do.
Other ways we can help
Let's sort your books out
Tell us a little about your business and we'll come back with a free, no-obligation written quote. No jargon, no pressure, just a clear price.