Accountant fees for UK Limited Companies       

Accountancy fees for UK Limited Companies       

The first question that most accountants get asked early in a conversation is, what are your fees for Limited (Ltd) Companies?

It’s easy for us accountants to flippantly say, well ‘how long is a piece of string’ but seriously, there are a lot of elements for us to consider before we can give you a firm quote, which will suit your requirements, be affordable to you, and not leave us out of pocket supporting you!

Some accountants offer a customised packaged service quotes with a good, better and best service pricing framework.

We also need to know what extras you will need, as well as the standard End-of-Year Accounts and Corporation Tax preparation and filing requirement.

These may include the following, for example, -

·        Monthly/Weekly Payroll

·        Director Tax Returns

·        VAT Return filing

·        Monthly/Quarterly Bookkeeping

For a small to medium sized Limited Company, depending on the level of support you require, expect to pay between £2000 to £6000 per year (generally spread over 12 monthly direct debits).

For this, you can expect to hire a qualified accountant with the knowledge and professional skills gained over many years of study and, up to date training, required to help the modern company owner.

For more information about Accountancy and Tax Services we offer to companies, complete the simple form underneath to recieve a quote.

Making tax digital for income tax

MTD (Making Tax Digital) -Tax Year 2026/27

Hi,

If you are a sole trader business owner, a property landlord under self-assessment, or a combination of both, you need to read this.

You may have received a letter from HMRC this Year, telling you that from the beginning of Tax

Year 2026/27, you must conform to their new Making Tax Digital (MTD) rules.

But what is MTD, you might ask, and how will it affect me?

Well, if your sole trader business, property landlord business or a combination of both, have in the

2023/24 Tax Year, a combined turnover/income of £50,000 or over, then you will be required from the 6th April 2026 to: -

1. Prepare timely digital record keeping for your income and expenditure

2. Make 4 Quarterly Accounts submissions per Tax Year to HMRC

3. Year-End Reporting

Are you getting prepared for what is being described as one of the biggest changes HMRC has

made to Self-Assessed Income in Years?

Keep in touch with us for further guidance and news on this and see how we can help you make

these changes going forward.

Brian

Cooper Curtis Accountants


If you would like to chat about your requirement for making tax digital, phone us during office hours on 01926 298918 or email; info@coopercurtis.co.uk

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Three things business owners commonly say to us when looking for a Business coach and accountant

Three things business owners commonly say to us when looking for a Business coach and accountant are;

1️⃣ to understand them and their needs;
2️⃣ to be proactive with them;
3️⃣ To be with them for the long haul

Are these 3 points considered important to you when instructing a new service for your business?

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Are You a ‘Bookie’ too? 📚

Are You a ‘Bookie’ too? 📚

I don’t know about you, but I’m a sucker for buying books to read, and in particular, business books, new and old!

As a volunteer for a few hours every week at a large charity shop, I see newish and old business books that people have kindly donated to sell, first hand.
I buy them, read them and then re-donate them at a later date, unless they are real gems that I want to hold on to!

Some are heavy in content whilst others are short and, occasionally, quite amusing and some become rather dated in such a few years, such as some marketing (and tax!) books.

I find that reading helps broaden my knowledge to pass onto others, after experiencing 20 years at the coal face of being a business owner.

For example, two books that I have read recently and enjoyed are; -

💠  Black Box Thinking by Matthew Syed (Educational/Engaging)
You can purchase this on Amazon here; https://amzn.to/3QDmJlj

💠 It’s Called Work for a Reason by Larry Winget (Entertaining/Inspirational)
You can also find this on Amazon here; https://amzn.to/43cAte4

Are there any business books that you have particularly enjoyed or found useful that you have read recently?

Brian & CarolineComment
Creating your goals

The start of a year is a good time to create goals for business owners. But how do you create your goals? Are they defined as luxury items or a better financial standing? Or are they more directed towards wellness such as better health and knowledge? Here are some tips to help define them;

1️⃣ Introspect
When we introspect, more clarity can surface about what our goals mean to us at a deeper level. Link your past experiences to your future objectives.

2️⃣ Preparation
The more preparation we have, the better we can engage with obstacles and prevent us from diverting from our goals.

3️⃣ Values
Define clear goals aligned with your own values. Stay true to yourself and don’t be influenced and sidetracked.

By having your goals visible to you every day, they are always at the front of your mind, with the aim that your actions will be related to achieving them.

Do you think Wealth Coaching could help you achieve your goals? Through one-to-one meetings, I will listen to you and work strategically with your defined objectives in mind.

Book a free 1/2 hour wealth review video call with me and receive a confidential 3-page summary document showing your wealth priorities. The link to book your call is shown in the comments.

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