Annual Accounts & Corporation Tax Returns
Stay compliant and save tax in Hampshire & Surrey
For small business owners, year-end accounts and corporation tax can feel like climbing a mountain. I make the process smooth and stress-free, ensuring your accounts are accurate, your tax bill is as low as legally possible, and everything is filed on time.
What are Annual Company Accounts?
Annual Company Accounts, often referred to as ‘financial statements’, provide a detailed snapshot of a company’s financial health over a specific year. These accounts encompass various reports, including the Profit and Loss Account, which shows the company’s earnings and expenditures, and the Balance Sheet, which provides an overview of the company’s assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ equity. In essence, these accounts offer stakeholders, investors, and regulatory bodies a clear picture of how the company has performed financially over the year and its financial position at the year-end.
Annual accounts should be filed with Companies House within 9 months of your company's financial year-end. However, we recommend starting the process earlier to ensure timely submission.
Missing the deadline can result in penalties from Companies House and HMRC. It's crucial to ensure timely submission to avoid these fines.
Absolutely! Our team will review and help rectify any discrepancies in your accounts before submission.
Certainly! We'll liaise with your previous accountancy firm to ensure a smooth transition and gather all necessary historical data.
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Book a chat to discuss your company accounts and tax returns.
What's included for your business?
- Preparation of full statutory accounts
- Corporation tax return (CT600)
- Filing with both HMRC and Companies House
- Review to identify potential tax savings
- Plain-English explanation of your accounts
- Advice for the coming year
Why this service matters for your business?
- Peace of mind knowing your statutory obligations are met properly
- Potentially lower tax bills through legitimate tax-saving opportunities
- No last-minute panics or HMRC penalties
- Clear explanations of your financial position
- More time to focus on running your business