Limited company accounts

Rated 5/5 on Google★★★★★
AAT QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT

Limited Company Accounts Handled Personally, Not Passed Around

I handle your limited company accounts, Corporation Tax and annual filings personally, from the first figures to the final submission.

Fixed fees, same-day responses and you always deal with me directly. No junior staff, no handoffs.

★★★★★Google Review

“Would 100% recommend, is always polite, professional and helpful! His knowledge has been a saving grace many times.”

Sally Radford · verified client
Luke Jackson FMAAT reviewing limited company accounts for a UK small business director
7+ years of practice experience
AAT Level 4 qualified, FMAAT
5/5 Google rating from verified clients
Same-day responses, always
QuickBooks ProAdvisor and FreeAgent Partner

Are your limited company accounts on track?

Answer five quick questions and get a clear next step based on where your company stands right now.

WHAT I DO

What I handle on your behalf

From preparing your statutory accounts to filing with Companies House and HMRC, I take care of every step so you do not have to.

01

Limited Company Accounts and Statutory Filing

I prepare your annual statutory accounts in full, covering your profit and loss account and balance sheet. Every set of accounts is filed with Companies House on time, formatted correctly and compliant with current reporting requirements. You receive a clear summary of what was filed and why.

Filed directly with Companies House
02

Corporation Tax Return

I calculate your Corporation Tax liability, prepare your CT600 and submit it to HMRC within the legal deadline. I also identify any allowable deductions and reliefs your company is entitled to, so you pay what you owe and nothing more. You will always know the amount due well before the payment deadline.

Submitted to HMRC on your behalf
03

Director’s Self Assessment Tax Return

As a company director you have a personal tax return obligation on top of your company filings. I handle your Self Assessment alongside your company accounts, so both are dealt with together. This avoids gaps, duplicated effort and the risk of figures not matching up across both returns.

Handled alongside company accounts
WHY IT WORKS

Why clients come back every year

It comes down to three things: who does the work, how fast they respond, and whether the fee stays the same.

You deal with me, every time

I run Anchor Accounts and Books personally. There are no juniors assigned to your file, no account managers and no handoffs. When you have a question, you reach me directly and you get an answer the same day. That kind of access matters most when a deadline is close or something unexpected comes up.

Fixed fees with nothing hidden

You know what you pay before we start. My fees are fixed, agreed in advance and do not change mid-year because you sent an extra email. Accountancy fees for limited companies are also a tax-deductible company expense, which reduces the actual cost further.

Deadlines managed without reminders from you

Private limited companies have 9 months from their accounting reference date to file with Companies House. Miss it by even a day and an automatic penalty applies. I track every deadline for every client personally and work ahead of them, so you do not need to remember dates or chase me.

FROM CLIENTS I WORK WITH

What clients say

★★★★★

“Would 100% recommend, is always polite, professional and helpful! He is always available to answer any questions I have and his knowledge has been a saving grace many times!”

Sally Radford
Verified Google Review
★★★★★

“I have used Luke for my last two returns. He always replies to my questions promptly, and fits our meetings around my working hours. I couldn’t recommend him more highly.”

D.I.
Barbershop Owner
★★★★★

“Really helpful and professional. Always happy to answer any questions I have. Would highly recommend.”

Sam Chadwick
Verified Google Review
GETTING STARTED

How it works

Four straightforward steps from your first conversation to accounts filed and confirmed.

01

Book a free call

We spend 20 to 30 minutes on a call where I listen to your situation, answer your questions and confirm exactly what your company needs. No sales pitch, just a clear picture of where you stand.

02

I review your figures

Once you come on board, you share your records with me however they are kept. I work with QuickBooks, FreeAgent, Xero, Sage or a basic spreadsheet. I identify anything missing and let you know what I need.

03

I prepare and review with you

I prepare your full accounts and Corporation Tax return, then walk you through the numbers in plain English before anything is submitted. You sign off once you are happy.

04

Filed and confirmed

I submit your accounts to Companies House and your tax return to HMRC and send you the confirmation references. Your obligations for the year are met and you know what is due and when.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Common questions

Yes. All limited companies must file annual accounts with Companies House regardless of whether they traded, made a profit or made a loss. HMRC also requires a Corporation Tax return to be submitted for every accounting period. There are no exceptions for small or dormant companies unless you formally notify Companies House of dormant status.
Private limited companies have 9 months from the end of their accounting reference period to file accounts with Companies House. Your Corporation Tax return must reach HMRC within 12 months of the end of your accounting period, with any tax payment due 9 months and one day after the period ends. Missing either deadline triggers automatic penalties.
You can, but limited company accounts must meet specific legal and formatting requirements that go beyond a basic spreadsheet. Errors or omissions can trigger HMRC enquiries or Companies House penalties. My fixed fee covers the full process and is a tax-deductible company expense, which reduces the real cost considerably.
Penalties are automatic. Filing up to one month late costs a private company £150. That figure increases the longer the accounts remain outstanding, and persistent late filing can result in Companies House moving to strike off the company. I track every client deadline personally to make sure this never happens.