Limited Company Accounts
Every limited company has to prepare annual accounts and file them. We take care of the accounts, the Companies House filings and the deadlines, so you can concentrate on running the business.
Who this is for
- Owner-managed limited companies and LLPs
- Single-director and family companies
- New companies approaching their first year end
- Companies that want to change accountant
What we cover
Statutory accounts
Annual accounts prepared in the format required by Companies House.
Companies House filings
Accounts and the annual confirmation statement filed on time.
Director’s loan accounts and dividends
Records and paperwork kept in order, including director’s loan balances.
Bookkeeping and software
Support with cloud accounting software and tidy records throughout the year.
Planning
Advice on how to pay yourself tax-efficiently and plan ahead for the next year.
How it works
- 1
Onboarding
We review your records and any filing already done.
- 2
Preparation
We prepare the accounts and any adjustments.
- 3
Review
We take you through the figures and the tax due.
- 4
Filing
We file with Companies House and HMRC and confirm the dates for next year.
Frequently asked questions
When are limited company accounts due?
Annual accounts are normally due at Companies House nine months after the end of the accounting period. The Company Tax Return is due to HMRC twelve months after the end of the period.
What is a confirmation statement?
It is an annual filing that confirms your company details are up to date. It is separate from your accounts.
What happens if I file late?
Late filing brings automatic penalties from Companies House and from HMRC for the tax return, and repeated lateness increases them.
Can you take over from my existing accountant?
Yes. We handle the handover and make sure nothing falls between the two firms.
This page is general information, not personal tax advice. Rules change and your circumstances matter, so please speak to us before acting.
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