Limited company directors
Running a company and want a second opinion on your accounts or tax position.
Free consultation
If you run a UK limited company you can speak to an accountant before committing to anything. Bring questions about your annual accounts, Corporation Tax, VAT, payroll, Companies House filings, how you pay yourself as a director, or changing accountants. The first conversation is free, there is no obligation, and any work you need afterwards is quoted in writing first.
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QuickBooks PartnerCertified ProAdvisor100+ yearsCombined team experienceFully insuredUp to £2m indemnityMost directors get in touch because something is unclear rather than because they have decided to switch firms. You might want to know whether your accounts look right, why your Corporation Tax bill is what it is, whether you should register for VAT, or what to do about a letter from Companies House.
The initial conversation is exactly that: a chance to describe your company and your concern, and to get an honest view on whether professional work is actually needed. Sometimes the answer is a short explanation and nothing more. Where it is not, we tell you what the work involves and what it costs before you decide, using the same fixed monthly fees published on the site.
We are an ICAEW, ACCA and AAT qualified team based in Morden, south London, working with company directors across London and the rest of the UK. You can read how we work or look at our client reviews before you book.
Book an appointment
Choose a live slot below and the appointment goes straight into our calendar, with the confirmation sent to you by email. Consultations run by phone, video or at the office.
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Visit or call
Office visits are by appointment only, so please book before coming in.
These are the subjects directors raise most often. Each one links to the detail if you would rather read first and book afterwards.
How your company's tax is worked out, what you owe, when it is due and how to budget for it.
Statutory or micro-entity accounts for Companies House, and what your figures actually show.
What goes in the return, which schedules apply and how the filing fits with your year end.
Registration, schemes, Making Tax Digital and sorting out returns that have gone wrong.
Setting up PAYE, running director or staff payroll and workplace pension duties.
How directors usually take money out of a company, and the paperwork dividends need.
What an overdrawn loan account means, the nine month deadline and the S455 charge.
Filing deadlines, confirmation statements, registered office and company record changes.
Where you stand if accounts or returns are late, the penalties involved and how to catch up.
What a company can genuinely claim, and what HMRC treats as a benefit to the director.
How the handover works, what your current accountant has to provide and the timing.
Anything else on your mind about the company's tax position or how it is structured.
Next step
Bring one question or a whole list. Twenty minutes is usually enough to know where you stand.
The consultation is aimed at UK limited companies, from first year startups to established businesses with staff and stock.
Running a company and want a second opinion on your accounts or tax position.
Recently incorporated and unsure what you must file and when.
Early stage companies with investors, share schemes or R&D in the mix.
One or two director companies weighing up salary, dividends and IR35.
Online sellers dealing with marketplace fees, stock and VAT.
SPVs and landlord companies with mortgage interest, SDLT and ATED questions.
Subscription revenue, deferred income and investor reporting.
Companies outgrowing a spreadsheet and needing regular management information.
Unhappy with service, cost or communication and wondering what moving involves.
Late filings, penalties or an HMRC letter you would rather not open alone.
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Pick a slot in the live calendar below, or send us the details and we will come back with times.
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Year end, what you file now, who does it today and the question you actually want answered.
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A focused conversation by phone, video or at our Morden office, with straight answers in plain English.
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A written summary of what to do next and, where professional work is needed, a transparent fixed quotation.
Ready when you are
Pick a live slot in the calendar, or send your details and we will suggest times that work.
Questions
Yes. The initial consultation is free and there is no obligation to become a client. We only charge once you accept a written quotation for work you have asked us to do.
Yes. The consultation exists precisely so you can speak to a qualified accountant first, see how we work and decide afterwards whether you want to engage us.
Anything about your limited company: accounts, Corporation Tax, VAT, payroll, dividends, director's loans, Companies House filings, expenses or changing accountants. Complex technical work is scoped and quoted separately.
Yes. We prepare Corporation Tax computations and CT600 returns, explain how your profit translates into tax and help you plan for the payment date, which falls before the return is due.
Yes, and the sooner the better. Companies House penalties increase the longer accounts stay outstanding, so we prioritise late filings, bring the records up to date and set out realistic options.
Yes. We look at how the balance arose, whether it can be cleared before the S455 charge applies, and how repayment, salary or dividends compare for your situation.
Yes. We review how you currently take money from the company, whether the dividend paperwork stands up, and how the split between salary and dividends affects the company and you personally.
Yes. We write to your current accountant for professional clearance and records, register as your agent with HMRC and take over your filings. The handover itself is free.
Yes. We explain how the penalty was calculated, what the filing position is now, and whether an appeal has any realistic grounds. We cannot promise a penalty will be cancelled.
Yes. Registration timing, choosing a scheme, Making Tax Digital and correcting returns that have been filed wrongly are all common consultation topics.
Yes. Most consultations happen by phone or video, so you can be anywhere in the UK. You are also welcome at our Morden office by appointment.
Usually around twenty to thirty minutes, which is enough to understand your company and give you a clear direction. Complicated situations may need a follow up.
Your company number, accounting year end, last set of accounts if you have them, roughly what the company turns over, and the specific question you want answered. Please do not email sensitive records before we are engaged.
Yes. If work is needed you receive a written fixed-fee quotation covering the scope before anything starts, so there are no surprise bills. Our published fees are a good starting point.
Still unsure?
Ask the question. If it needs technical work you will get a written fixed-fee quote before anything starts.
Prefer to write first?
Tell us your year end, what you file now and where you want help. We reply by email with a sensible next step. Please do not send sensitive financial records here.
Four London offices
Work with us entirely online, or sit down with your accountant at whichever office suits you. Open Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:30pm. Office visits are by appointment only, so please book before coming in.
Free, no obligation
Pick a time that suits you and a qualified accountant will call you about your company, deadlines and fees.
Appointments run monday to friday, 9:00am to 5:30pm. Your confirmation is emailed straight away.