Annual Company Accounts.
Company accounts for limited companies in the UK must be submitted within government deadlines. Failure to be compliant with this is illegal. At by Nature Consulting, we want to take the pressure of. Our skilled accountants work with your finance teams to collate the information needed, compile the accounts and file on your behalf.
All information is shared and transferred securely giving you peace of mind and agreed timelines to ensure management of your filing.
Keeping your company accounts on track.
We make sure the information you provide is collated into a standard and understood industry format. Any gaps or missing information is highlighted and we work with you to ensure accuracy of accounting and compliance with HMRC.
Deadlines are communicated and met to avoid costly and harsh penalties when compiling your company accounts. Regardless of the size or sector of your business, we know the filing process inside out.
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What is a confirmation statement?
A confirmation statement, formerly known as an annual return, is a requirement for limited companies in the UK. It's a document that provides a snapshot of the key information about a company, including its directors, shareholders, registered office address, and other relevant details. The purpose of the confirmation statement is to ensure that the information held by Companies House is accurate and up-to-date.
A confirmation statement must be filed with Companies House at least once every 12 months.
If you need help in compiling your confirmation statement, contact us.
Confused by corporation tax?
In the UK, a corporation tax return is a document that limited companies or corporations are required to submit to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to report their financial information, calculate their taxable profits, and determine the amount of corporation tax they owe for a specific accounting period.
The return helps calculate the company's taxable profits by subtracting allowable expenses and deductions from its total income. The corporation tax owed is then calculated based on the applicable corporation tax rate. The UK has a standard corporation tax rate, which can be subject to changes by the government.
If you need help with corporation tax then, contact us.
Dormant accounts - do you need support?
Compiling dormant accounts for a business in the UK involves preparing and filing financial statements and related documentation to reflect the company has had no significant financial activity during a specific period.
A company is considered dormant if it has had no significant financial transactions during a financial year. This typically means no income or expenses, and no significant transactions, such as trading or investments.
We deliver dormant accounts by first gathering all relevant financial information, such as bank statements, records of income and expenses, and any other financial documents for the specified accounting period. Once we have all the information needed, we can file this with Companies House using the relevant paperwork.
Dormant accounts must be filed with Companies House within nine months of the company's accounting reference date.
While dormant companies are not typically subject to corporation tax, it's important to maintain compliance with other legal obligations, such as filing annual confirmation statements and notifying Companies House of any changes.
If you are looking for help in compiling dormant accounts, get in touch, we can help you.
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