Tax compliance

Businesses must remain on top of their tax affairs and stay compliant. That’s not disputable. For limited companies, tax compliance means filing a corporation tax return to HMRC 12 months after the accounting period it covers, even if there is no profit and tax to pay. Meanwhile, unincorporated businesses, including sole traders, must complete a self-assessment tax return. Both are complex and easy to get wrong, however. And, if you do make a mistake on your return, you could end up paying more than you need to, or worse, pay too little and get in serious trouble with HMRC.

As tax accountants for businesses who have worked with countless organisations, we can manage your tax affairs to ensure everything is handled with precision. With our years of experience, business tax and tax compliance is second nature to us. We’ll calculate your business’s profit and loss, prepare your return and file it for you, so you can focus on the parts of your business you really enjoy.

We’re never satisfied with ticking the boxes and calling it a day, though. After all, we don’t see your tax return simply as a way to appease HMRC, but also as an opportunity to benefit from the tax reliefs and allowances that are available to your business. That’s why we always prepare our clients’ returns in a way that minimises their tax liability, so they only pay what they need to.

We can also help businesses stay compliant with their other tax obligations, including VAT and capital gains tax.