Our limited company accounting packages gives you the support required to manage your finances. Designed for simplicity, our packages ensures your end of year accounts are prepared efficiently, filed on time, and you remain compliant with HMRC regulations.
We will also accurately calculate your corporation tax liability for the year by identifying all eligible deductions to reduce your tax bill as much as possible in line with legal requirements.
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Company accounts prepared & filed

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Frequently asked questions
What is a limited company?
A limited company in the UK is a business structure that operates as a separate legal entity from its owners and managers, offering limited liability protection to shareholders. It must be registered with Companies House and comply with filing requirements, including annual accounts and corporation tax returns. The company pays Corporation Tax on its profits, while directors and shareholders are taxed on salaries and dividends. This structure provides credibility and potential tax benefits but involves more administrative responsibilities compared to a sole trader.
What accounts does a limited company need to file?
In the UK, sole traders must file an annual Self Assessment tax return (also called a personal tax return) detailing their business income and expenses. They need to calculate and pay income tax, including National Insurance contributions. If their VAT taxable turnover exceeds the threshold, they must also register for VAT and submit quarterly VAT returns. Accurate record-keeping of all business transactions is required for at least five years. These filings ensure compliance with HMRC regulations and help avoid penalties.
How are limited companies taxed?
Unlike sole traders, limited companies don’t pay income tax or direct National Insurance. Instead, they pay Corporation Tax, which is calculated on their business profits after deducting allowable expenses and salaries.
Companies with VAT taxable turnover exceeding the VAT threshold or more must register for VAT. If your turnover is less, you can still choose to register voluntarily if it benefits your business. Regardless of how you register, being VAT registered means you must be prepared to submit VAT returns and pay the VAT owed.
Limited companies that employ staff (even if that’s just you, as a Director) are required to pay National Insurance contributions. As many of us know, personal National Insurance payments are automatically deducted from our monthly pay through PAYE. These deductions must be passed on to HMRC by the employing company.
How are limited company directors taxed?
While Corporation Tax, VAT, and employer National Insurance contributions are the main taxes owed by limited companies, there are other obligations to consider. Directors of limited companies must also fulfil their personal tax responsibilities through a Self-Assessment personal tax return submitted to HMRC annually.
Do limited company accounts require accountants?
While limited companies are not legally required to use an accountant, doing so is highly beneficial. Accountants can handle important tasks such as filing annual accounts and Corporation Tax returns, offer business advice, and develop efficient strategies to save your company money.
When do limited company accounts have to be filed?
You must file your company’s accounts with Companies House within nine months after the end of the company’s accounting period. Additionally, the Corporation Tax return and accounts must be submitted to HMRC within 12 months after the end of the relevant accounting period.
When do director personal tax returns have to be filed?
Your annual Self Assessment personal tax return must be filed with HMRC before 31st January each year.
Should directors pay themselves in dividends or salary?
The most tax-efficient way for a limited company director to pay themselves is typically through a combination of a salary and dividends. Many directors opt to keep their salary low, below the National Insurance threshold, and take a larger portion of their income as dividends. The salary is paid in the same manner as it would be to a regular employee.
Do limited companies register with Companies House?
Yes, limited companies operating in the UK must register with Companies House as a legal requirement. This registration process involves providing details about the company, including its name, registered office address, directors, and shareholders. Once registered, the company receives a unique company number and is officially recognised as a separate legal entity.