Year-end accounts
Statutory accounts and Corporation Tax returns for limited companies, filed with Companies House and HMRC well before the deadline.
Who it's for
- Limited companies
- Company directors
- Growing small businesses
- Companies switching accountant
What's included
- Statutory annual accounts
- Corporation Tax return (CT600)
- Filing with Companies House and HMRC
- Director's loan account review
- Dividend paperwork checked
- A plain-English summary of your year
Key dates
- 9 months
- Accounts due at Companies House after your year end
- 9 months + 1 day
- Corporation Tax payment due
- 12 months
- CT600 tax return due at HMRC
- Every year
- Confirmation statement due
Keep business and personal spending in separate accounts and photograph receipts as you go. Your year-end will be quicker and cheaper.
Worth knowing
Common questions
Usually 21 months after the date your company was set up. After that, 9 months after each year end.
Yes. We write to your old accountant for your records, take over your HMRC and Companies House access, and you don't need to have an awkward conversation.
Yes. A dormant company still files accounts and a confirmation statement every year. They're simpler, so they cost less.
Bank statements, sales and purchase records, and details of any loans, assets and dividends. If you use bookkeeping software, we connect to it and you send us very little.
General information only, not personal advice. Correct as of October 2026.
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