Corporate Tax
CT600 returns prepared, filed, and stress-tested for the reliefs you’re entitled to. Capital allowances, R&D credits, group relief, and proper planning so the bill is no bigger than it needs to be.
Annual compliance done properly, plus the planning work that actually moves the bill. Most companies overpay because reliefs are missed, not because rates are too high.
Full corporation tax computation and CT600 return, iXBRL-tagged accounts, and filing with HMRC. With workings shown so directors can see how the number lands.
Eligibility review, technical narrative, and qualifying cost analysis under the merged R&D scheme. Claims drafted to the latest HMRC standard with proper supporting evidence.
AIA, Full Expensing, Structures and Buildings Allowance, integral features, and short-life asset elections. We claim what you've actually spent, not what fits a default template.
Group loss relief, intra-group transfers, consortium relief, and associated company analysis. Useful when you've got more than one company under common control.
Timing of expenditure, dividend strategy, profit extraction, pension contributions, and director loan management. Planning conversations before year-end, not after the return is drafted.
Compliance checks, R&D enquiries, transfer pricing reviews, and clearance applications. We represent you directly so HMRC correspondence doesn't tie up the management team.
The shape of the work changes a lot with company size and complexity. Three patterns cover most of what we do.
Profits below the £50,000 small profits rate threshold. Compliance kept clean, with planning focused on director extraction and timing.
Profits in the marginal relief band or above. This is where reliefs start to matter and proper planning earns its keep.
Holding companies, subsidiaries, and businesses with international elements, share schemes, or pre-sale restructuring needs.
Accounts, structure, prior CT600s, and any open HMRC correspondence. Reliefs and risks identified up front.
Capital allowances timing, R&D scope, dividend planning, and any structural moves that need to happen before close.
Computation drafted with full workings, supporting schedules, and any claims or elections clearly flagged.
CT600 filed with HMRC, tagged accounts lodged, and the payment due date confirmed well in advance.
For most companies, corporation tax is payable nine months and one day after the end of your accounting period. The CT600 return itself is due twelve months after the period end. Large companies pay in quarterly instalments instead.
If your company is doing genuine research and development, you can claim enhanced tax relief on qualifying costs such as staff, subcontractors, and consumables. The current merged scheme gives an above-the-line credit. We review whether your work qualifies, prepare the technical and financial narrative, and submit the claim with the CT600.
Plant and machinery, equipment, commercial vehicles, integral building features, and certain energy-efficient assets. The Annual Investment Allowance lets you write off up to £1 million of qualifying spend in the year, and Full Expensing covers most other plant and machinery for companies.
Director extraction strategy planned alongside the company's corporation tax position.
Property, share, and crypto disposals calculated and planned alongside your income tax position.
Annual SA100 self-assessment filing for individuals, directors, and landlords.
Book a free 30-minute call. Send us your last CT600 and we’ll tell you where reliefs are usually being missed.