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Annual accounts and corporation tax

We’ve got your numbers

We can take care of these key tasks for you, so you can stay focused on what you do best. Because relationships matter to us, we’ll match you with a named accountant who’s a good fit for your business from our team of experts who have experience across a variety of industries. They’ll work with you in a way that suits you – we love to get to know our clients face-to-face at our office, or we can go digital or chat on the phone if that’s more convenient.

Annual Accounts Preparation

Your year-end accounts are more than just figures – they tell a story about your business over the last year and what could be important for it next, so you can plan ahead. That’s why we go beyond compliance. Our proactive approach makes sure that your accounts not only meet statutory format standard – they also provide insights that support strategic decision-making and business growth.

Corporation Tax calculations

We don’t just calculate, we optimise. We aim to identify reliefs and planning opportunities some may miss, so you don’t pay more than you must – but you still stay compliant.

CT600 submissions

We make this accurate and efficient. Our new digital system together with streamlined processes and rigorous reviews make sure there are no last-minute surprises and this is submitted on time, so things go smoothly and you can avoid late penalties.

Questions, questions

Who are these service relevant for?

Any limited company – we work with a range of industries and specialise in small and medium sized businesses with a turnover up to £5m.

What are the dates when these have to be done?

You need to file your annual accounts nine months after your financial year ends and pay Corporation Tax nine months and one day after your accounting period for this tax ends. The submission of a company tax return is 12 months after the accounting period ends.

If we haven’t made a profit, do we have to submit a CT600?

Yes, as a limited company you have to submit a CT600 to confirm your tax position, whether the business is in profit or has made a loss.