HMRC-registered accountants handling everything your company needs: year-end statutory accounts, Corporation Tax CT600, Companies House filing, director payroll and dividends, and the most tax-efficient way to pay yourself, all from a fixed monthly fee.
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A limited company is a tax-efficient and credible way to run a business, but it comes with a compliance calendar that catches a lot of directors out. Each year you have statutory accounts to prepare and file at Companies House, a Corporation Tax return (CT600) to file with HMRC, a confirmation statement to submit, payroll to run if you take a salary, and a personal Self Assessment to complete because dividends are taxed through your own return. Miss any one of these and the penalties stack up fast, an automatic £150 from Companies House for late accounts, separate fines from HMRC for a late CT600, and interest on any tax paid late.
Your Tax Help Accountants is an HMRC-registered agent practice that takes the whole of that off your plate for a fixed monthly fee. We work with first-year contractors who have just incorporated, established owner-managed businesses, husband-and-wife companies, and directors who have fallen behind and need catching up. Whether you are a consultant in Manchester, an IT contractor in London, a tradesperson who has just gone limited in Leeds, or an e-commerce seller in Cardiff, the workflow is the same: a free fifteen-minute call to understand your company, a fixed quote, cloud bookkeeping set up properly, and every deadline tracked and met. The same accountant who scopes your company files its accounts.
Most directors who come to us are paying more tax than they need to, usually because their salary and dividend split has never been planned, dividends have not been documented correctly, or allowable company expenses are being missed. A proper review at onboarding typically finds savings that more than cover our fee.
What We Handle
Full statutory accounts prepared to FRS 105 or FRS 102 standard and filed at Companies House on time, every year. We reconcile your bookkeeping, finalise the figures and explain the result before anything is submitted.
Your Corporation Tax computation and CT600 return prepared and filed with HMRC, with the tax calculated correctly at the right rate and every allowable deduction and relief claimed to keep your bill as low as legitimately possible.
Annual accounts and your confirmation statement filed at Companies House, registered office and people-with-significant-control records kept current, and all statutory deadlines monitored so you never trigger a late-filing penalty.
RTI payroll run for your director salary and any employees, payslips and pension submissions handled, and dividend vouchers and board minutes prepared correctly so every withdrawal is properly documented for HMRC.
The most tax-efficient way to take money out of your company, a planned salary and dividend mix calculated for the current thresholds and your wider income, so you keep more of what the business earns.
New companies incorporated at Companies House with the right share structure, Corporation Tax and PAYE registration, VAT where relevant, and cloud bookkeeping in place from day one. Honest advice on whether going limited is right for you yet.
One director's personal Self Assessment included as standard. We coordinate the company and personal positions so salary, dividends and other income are taxed correctly together, with nothing missed or double counted.
Overdue accounts, late or unfiled CT600 returns, missed confirmation statements and HMRC penalty letters. We rebuild the records, file everything in the right order, appeal penalties where possible and bring the company back up to date.
One accountant you can actually reach. Tax-planning questions, HMRC letters, dividend timing, expense queries and Time to Pay arrangements, all included in your fixed monthly fee with no charge per call.
Late accounts at Companies House trigger an automatic penalty starting at £150 and rising to £1,500 the longer they are outstanding, and a late CT600 brings separate HMRC penalties plus interest on unpaid tax. Persistent failure to file can even lead to the company being struck off. We take overdue companies through to full compliance routinely, usually within four to six weeks, and appeal penalties wherever there is a reasonable excuse.
Recent Client Outcome
An IT consultant operating through his own limited company came to us after two years of running it on the advice of a friend. He was taking a full-time salary of around £42,000 from the company and almost no dividends, because nobody had explained the difference. That salary was generating employer and employee National Insurance, and the company was a deductible cost short of where it could have been, while his personal tax was higher than it needed to be.
We restructured how he draws money: a small salary set at the National Insurance threshold to preserve his state pension record and keep a deductible cost in the company, with the remainder taken as dividends from post-tax profit and documented properly with vouchers and board minutes. We also picked up allowable company expenses he had been missing, including home-office use, his mobile and broadband proportion, professional subscriptions and accountancy fees.
Combined annual saving from the salary and dividend restructure and the recovered expenses: approximately £3,100 a year. We now prepare his accounts, CT600, payroll and personal Self Assessment together under one fixed monthly fee, and his deadlines are tracked for him.
Why Directors Choose Us
Limited Company Questions Answered
Free fifteen-minute consultation. Fixed quote within twenty-four hours. Accounts, Corporation Tax, Companies House, payroll and your director Self Assessment, all under one fixed monthly fee from £75. Same accountant, start to finish.
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