Year-end accounts and tax filings — handled.
Every UK limited company must file annual accounts with Companies House and a corporation tax return with HMRC. Miss a deadline and the penalties are automatic. We take care of the whole year-end process — including pre-year-end tax planning to help you minimise your corporation tax liability.
What's included
- Preparation of statutory accounts to FRS 102 / FRS 105
- Filing with Companies House
- Corporation tax computation and CT600 submission to HMRC
- Directors' report (where required)
- Annual confirmation statement filing
- Dividend documentation and minutes
- Pre-year-end tax planning meeting
- iXBRL tagging included
Who it's for
How we help
We collect your final trial balance after year-end, prepare draft accounts, walk you through them in plain English and only file once you're happy. Crucially, we review your numbers before your year-end so we can flag tax-planning opportunities — pension contributions, capital allowances, dividend timing, salary structure — that can meaningfully reduce your corporation tax bill.
Why clients choose this service
No missed deadlines
We track Companies House and HMRC filings centrally.
Pre-year-end planning
Catch tax-saving opportunities before the year ends.
Director-friendly explanations
We walk you through your accounts in plain English.
Fixed annual fee
No hourly billing surprises — you know the cost upfront.
How it works
- 1
Free discovery call
A 15-minute chat to understand your business, current setup and goals.
- 2
Tailored proposal
We send a clear fixed-fee proposal with exactly what's included — no surprises.
- 3
Smooth onboarding
We handle professional clearance from your previous accountant and set up your software.
- 4
Ongoing support
Email and WhatsApp support, proactive deadline reminders, and an annual planning review.
Pricing
From £834 / year
Final fee depends on company size, turnover and number of directors/shareholders. Often bundled with monthly packages.
Frequently asked questions
When are accounts due?+
Accounts are due nine months after your company's year-end. The corporation tax return is due twelve months after, but the tax itself is payable nine months and one day after year-end.
What happens if I file late?+
Companies House issues automatic penalties starting at £150 and escalating up to £1,500. HMRC penalties for late CT600s start at £100.
Can you help with my first set of accounts?+
Absolutely — first-year accounts are often the most complex because the period can exceed twelve months. We handle this every week.
Do dormant companies still need accounts?+
Yes. Even dormant companies must file simplified accounts and a confirmation statement each year.