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Every year, millions of people in the UK must complete a Self-Assessment tax return. If you are self-employed, a company director, a landlord, or have untaxed income, HMRC requires you to report it through Self-Assessment.
Learn moreEvery limited company registered in the UK must file statutory accounts with Companies House and a Corporation Tax return with HMRC every year. Late filing results in automatic penalties.
Learn moreVAT compliance is one of the most time-consuming parts of running a business. Errors in your VAT return can lead to penalties, surcharges, and unwanted attention from HMRC.
Learn moreAccurate bookkeeping is the foundation of every healthy business. Without it, you cannot know your true profit, manage your cash flow, or file correct tax returns.
Learn moreRunning payroll is a legal obligation for every employer. Getting it wrong — including late Real Time Information (RTI) submissions to HMRC — results in penalties.
Learn moreCapital Gains Tax (CGT) applies when you sell or dispose of an asset that has increased in value. This includes property, shares, business assets, and certain personal possessions.
Learn moreOwning rental property comes with significant tax obligations. Whether you have one buy-to-let or a large portfolio, you must declare rental income to HMRC — and there are important rules about what you can and cannot deduct.
Learn moreInheritance Tax (IHT) is charged on the estate of a person who has died. With property values rising, many families now face unexpected IHT bills that could have been significantly reduced with advance planning.
Learn moreManagement accounts give you a real-time picture of how your business is performing — not just at year end, but every month or quarter. They are the tool that separates businesses that react to problems from businesses that prevent them.
Learn moreA budget tells you where you plan to spend your money. A forecast tells you where you are likely to end up. Together, they give you control over your financial future.
Learn moreFinancial accounts are a formal summary of your business's financial activity over a year. For limited companies, these are a legal requirement. For sole traders and partnerships, they form the basis of your tax return.
Learn moreEvery UK limited company must file a Corporation Tax return (CT600) with HMRC within 12 months of its accounting period ending, and pay any tax owed within 9 months and one day.
Learn moreBusiness income tax applies to the profits of sole traders and partnerships. Unlike limited companies which pay Corporation Tax, self-employed individuals pay Income Tax and National Insurance on their business profits.
Learn moreThere is a legal difference between tax evasion (illegal) and tax planning (entirely legal). Tax efficient planning simply means making use of the reliefs, allowances, and structures that Parliament has put in place — and that is exactly what we help you do.
Learn moreThe Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) requires contractors to deduct money from subcontractor payments and pass it to HMRC. Getting this wrong — on either side — leads to penalties and unexpected tax bills.
Learn moreMaking Tax Digital (MTD) is the government's programme to move the UK tax system fully online. It requires businesses and individuals to keep digital records and submit tax data to HMRC using compliant software.
Learn moreThe right accounting software saves you time, reduces errors, and keeps your business MTD-compliant. We are Xero Partners with hands-on experience helping clients move from manual records to fully digital accounting.
Learn moreEvery limited company has ongoing filing obligations with Companies House beyond just annual accounts. Missing confirmation statements and other filings can lead to companies being struck off the register.
Learn moreAn internal audit independently reviews your business's financial controls, processes, and risk management. It is not the same as a statutory audit — it is a tool for management to understand what is working and what is not.
Learn moreForensic accounting applies specialist financial analysis to legal and investigative matters. It is used in fraud investigations, business disputes, divorce proceedings, and insurance claims.
Learn moreA limited assurance engagement is an independent review of financial information that provides moderate confidence — more than no assurance, but less than a full audit. It is often required by lenders, investors, or regulators.
Learn moreCharities and non-profit organisations that do not require a full statutory audit may need an independent examination of their accounts instead. This is a requirement of the Charity Commission for England and Wales for charities above a certain income threshold.
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