Accounting & Compliance
Annual accounts, corporation tax, VAT, payroll and Companies House — the foundations, delivered flawlessly on a fixed monthly fee.
Accounts, corporation tax, VAT, payroll, Companies House — the foundations every company must get right. Fixed monthly fee, every deadline met, every HMRC letter answered by us.
Every company has a floor of obligations: annual accounts, corporation tax, VAT, payroll, Companies House filings. Accounting & Compliance is that floor delivered flawlessly — every filing, every deadline, on a fixed monthly fee, with a named accountant who answers in hours rather than days.
Deadlines are tracked by system, not memory. You see what is due and what is done, and reminders reach you before dates matter, in English, Romanian or Ukrainian. It is the foundation everything else builds on — done properly, it is also the cheapest insurance against penalties you can buy.
What is included
Prepared and filed with Companies House.
CT600 computed, optimised, filed.
MTD-compliant, right scheme, on time.
RTI, pensions, P60s — every cycle.
Confirmation statements and registers.
Every letter answered by us.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is included?
Annual statutory accounts, corporation tax return, VAT returns, payroll with pensions and RTI, confirmation statement and Companies House filings, plus a named accountant for day-to-day questions. Extras like references or ad-hoc reports are quoted clearly before any work.
How does the fixed fee work?
One monthly amount agreed up front based on your volume — no hourly surprises, no invoice anxiety. If your volume changes materially, the fee is re-agreed openly.
Can you take over mid-year?
Yes — we collect the records from your previous accountant (a standard professional handover), reconcile the year to date and continue without a gap in filings.
What if HMRC writes to us?
Routine correspondence is included — we read it, tell you what it means and respond. Enquiries and investigations are handled by our HMRC Support & Tax Resolution service.
The questions behind this service
Full answers to what people ask before they get in touch.
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Named senior adviser
The same qualified person handles your account — not a rotating helpdesk.
Answers in seconds
Press one button, describe the situation, get a plan. No forms, no waiting for callbacks.
Fixed monthly fee
Agreed up front. No hourly surprises, no invoice anxiety.
Three languages
Everything explained properly in English, Romanian or Ukrainian.