It is a financial report submitted to HMRC that details a company’s income, expenses, and tax liability for the financial year. It determines how much corporation tax a business needs to pay.
Late filing can result in penalties starting at £100 for delays of up to three months, with increasing fines for longer delays. Interest may also be charged on overdue tax payments.
Yes, all active limited companies must file a company tax return, even if no profit was made. If the company is dormant, you may need to notify HMRC.
You must keep records of:
It is due 12 months after the end of your accounting period, but any corporation tax owed must be paid within 9 months and 1 day after the period ends.
Yes, you can make corrections within 12 months of the original filing deadline by submitting an amended return.
You must keep records of:
Errors can lead to penalties or an HMRC investigation. NJM Accountancy Ltd. reviews your return to prevent mistakes and ensure compliance.
You can lower your tax liability by:
You can file it yourself, but errors can be costly. An accountant ensures accuracy, maximises deductions, and handles compliance.
You can contact HMRC to arrange a Time to Pay (TTP) agreement which allow you to spread payments.
We handle everything, from calculations to filing. so you stay compliant and avoid penalties. Contact us today for expert tax support.