Match with UK accountants who handle the full Companies House + HMRC filing cycle — annual accounts, confirmation statement, corporation tax return, payroll, VAT. From £44/month for small Ltds.
A specialist accountant solves the immediate problem. The rest — software, insurance, ops — usually needs to land at the same time. We match the lot in one go.
Annual accounts (FRS 102 or 105), corporation tax return, confirmation statement, monthly bookkeeping, year-end review.
Common stack: Typical fees £44-£250/mo.
Xero or QuickBooks Online (both MTD-compliant). FreeAgent for very small Ltds. We match the right one to your size and complexity.
Common stack: Xero · QuickBooks · FreeAgent · Sage.
Confirmation statement (annual), changes to officers, PSC register, share allotments. Plus corporation tax, payroll PAYE, VAT.
Common stack: All bundled into the monthly accountant fee.
Audit referral when triggered (turnover > £10.2M, assets > £5.1M, employees > 50). R&D tax claims, EIS/SEIS, dividend planning.
Common stack: ICAEW-registered audit firms · R&D specialists.
No fees, no obligation. The specialists on our bench publish their prices — you'll see them before you commit.
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UK Limited Company accountants typically start from £44/month for a small Ltd (under £100k turnover, single director). Covers annual accounts, corporation tax return, confirmation statement, basic bookkeeping and director payroll. Mid-sized Ltds (£500k-£2M revenue) pay £100-£250/month. Audit-required companies (>£10.2M turnover, >50 employees) need a different fee structure entirely — typically £4,000-£25,000/year for audit alone.
Companies House charges automatic late filing penalties: £150 if up to 1 month late, £375 (1-3 months), £750 (3-6 months), £1,500 (6+ months). Penalties double if you also missed the previous year. Worse, persistent failure leads to compulsory strike-off.
Yes - dormant companies file dormant accounts (a much shorter format) plus a confirmation statement. £25-£60/month for dormant compliance is typical.
For micro-entities (FRS 105), yes - Companies House has a free online filing tool. Most directors find an accountant pays for themselves through tax planning, but DIY is technically possible for very simple companies.
Most small UK Ltds don't. You need an audit if you exceed two of: turnover £10.2M, balance sheet £5.1M, 50 employees. Some sectors (financial services, charities over thresholds) have additional rules.
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