Your company's accounts and corporation tax, wherever you run it from

Every UK limited company files annual accounts at Companies House and a corporation tax return (the CT600) with HMRC, and pays corporation tax at 19% on profits up to £50,000 or 25% above £250,000, with marginal relief in between, for the financial year from 1 April 2026. We prepare the accounts and the return, plan the director's pay between salary and dividends, and keep every deadline moving, on a fixed monthly fee.

If you are the director and you are leaving the UK, or have already left, the company usually stays where it is. A UK-incorporated company is automatically UK tax resident, so it keeps filing a CT600 and paying UK corporation tax, and every Companies House obligation continues, including annual accounts and the confirmation statement. What changes is your side: fees for the duties of a UK directorship are UK-source income and generally taxable through PAYE even though you live abroad, dividends to a non-resident shareholder carry no UK withholding tax, and running the company from your new home can make it taxable there too.

We handle the whole cycle for owner-managed companies, from bookkeeping and payroll to the year-end accounts, the corporation tax return and the director's own Self Assessment, in three monthly packages priced by turnover and agreed in writing before any work begins.