Limited companies

Accountant for your limited company

Running a company means more deadlines than working as a sole trader. We keep track of them for you — accounts, Corporation Tax, payroll and the Confirmation Statement — and we explain each requirement clearly.

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What a company has to file

Annual accounts

Prepared from your records and filed with Companies House by the deadline.

Corporation Tax return

Your CT600 prepared and filed with HMRC, with a clear note of what to pay and by when.

Confirmation Statement

The yearly check that your company details at Companies House are still correct.

Director payroll

Running a salary through PAYE, with the submissions HMRC expects each pay run.

Dividends and records

Keeping the paperwork right when you take money out of the company.

Director's Self Assessment

Your own tax return alongside the company's, so the two agree.

VAT

Registration and returns where your company needs them.

Making Tax Digital

Digital records and submissions using HMRC-compatible software.

Is a limited company right for you?

It depends on what you earn, how you take money out, whether you have other income and how much admin you want. A company is a separate legal entity with public filings and its own responsibilities for you as a director — that suits some people and not others. We'll go review your circumstances during the call and explain the available options, including remaining a sole trader where appropriate.

This page is general information, not advice for your situation. Tax rules and rates change.

Driving through a company

Some private hire operators and drivers work through a limited company. If that's you, our pages for app-based drivers and small businesses provide further relevant information.

Let's go through your company's deadlines together.

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