Finovra/Accountancy/Year-end accounts & corporation tax
Accounting & financeYear end, without the fire drill.
Statutory accounts and your CT600 filed with Companies House and HMRC, on time, with no last-minute requests for paperwork you put away months ago.
What usually goes wrong
The problems we get called about.
- Starting the year end at the year end.By the time the period has closed, most of the decisions that could have improved the outcome are already behind you.
- Penalties for lateness.Companies House and HMRC both charge for it, and the amounts escalate.
- Finding the tax bill at the same time as the deadline.The point of knowing early is being able to do something about it.
What's included
Scope, in plain terms.
- Statutory accounts.Prepared and filed with Companies House within the deadline.
- Corporation tax computation and CT600.Filed with HMRC, with the figure explained.
- Capital allowances.Reviewed properly rather than carried forward on autopilot.
- Director's loan accounts.Reviewed before year end, when something can still be done about them.
- Confirmation statement.Filed, and your registered details kept current.
- A pre-year-end review.The conversation that actually changes the number, held while there is still time.
Everything that reduces a corporation tax bill has to happen before the year ends. After that, you are only reporting.
Free, no obligation
Find out what you're overpaying.
Twenty minutes, a straight answer, and a written fixed quote. Nothing to prepare — just bring your last set of accounts if you have them.
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