Limited company accounts
Year‑end accounts and returns for your limited company, filed on time with Companies House and HMRC — and explained in plain English, so you know what they mean for your business.
Is this for you?
You’ll benefit most if…
You want deadlines handled
Accounts, returns and payments tracked for you.
You’re a director who wants advice
Not just a set of accounts once a year.
Your accounts arrive late
You’re tired of last‑minute scrambles and surprises.
You want to plan tax
Decisions made before the year end, not after.
What’s included
Clear accounts, filed on time
Every set of accounts comes with a conversation, not just a document — so you know what the figures mean and what to do next.
- Statutory year‑end accounts
- Company tax return (CT600)
- Filing with Companies House and HMRC
- Confirmation statement reminders
- Salary and dividend planning for directors
- Dormant company accounts
- A review meeting to explain the results
How it works
Up and running in four steps
01
Free consultation
We talk through your business, what you need and what isn’t working today.
02
Clear proposal
A written proposal with the scope and monthly fee agreed before we start.
03
Set‑up and training
We set up your cloud software and show you how to use it.
04
Regular reviews
Monthly or quarterly reviews to talk through your numbers and next steps.
When are limited company accounts due?
Accounts are normally due at Companies House nine months after your company’s year end. The company tax return is due 12 months after the end of the accounting period, but the tax itself is usually payable nine months and one day after it.
How much does an accountant cost?
Our packages are tailored to your business. Sole trader packages start from £25 a month and limited company packages from £60 a month, plus VAT. We’ll confirm exactly what’s included after a free consultation.
Can you help me pay myself tax‑efficiently?
Yes. Each year we look at the right mix of salary and dividends for your circumstances, alongside your company’s tax position.
Is Companies House filing changing?
Yes. Companies House is introducing identity verification for directors and moving towards filing accounts through software. Working with an accountant who uses compliant software keeps you on the right side of the changes.
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Let’s talk about where your business is going
Book a free initial consultation. We’ll listen, review where you are, and suggest the right next step.