Limited Company Accountants for UK Small Businesses
PR Accountants Ltd provides accountancy and tax support for limited companies across the UK. We help company directors stay compliant with Companies House and HMRC, including annual accounts, Corporation Tax returns, bookkeeping, VAT, payroll and director tax planning.
Whether you are a new company, an established small business, a contractor, consultant, landlord, property company or service-based business, we can help you keep your company accounts organised and compliant.
What we can help with
Our support can include:
- Annual accounts preparation
- Corporation Tax return (CT600) preparation and filing
- Tax computation preparation
- Companies House accounts filing
- Director’s loan account reviews
- Bookkeeping review
- Dividend and salary planning support
- VAT return support, where applicable
- Payroll support, where applicable
- Confirmation statements and company secretarial support
Who this service is for
Our service is suitable for small limited companies, owner-managed businesses, contractors, consultants, property companies, landlords, serviced accommodation operators and companies seeking ongoing accountancy support.
A complete view of your company obligations
Company accounts and Corporation Tax involve different deadlines and disclosures. We help you keep those obligations separate while maintaining consistent accounting records.
We can discuss payroll, dividends and directors’ loan accounts alongside your company’s trading results, where these form part of your engagement.
Why choose PR Accountants Ltd?
We provide practical, clear and straightforward accountancy support for directors who want to keep accounts, tax and Companies House compliance under control without unnecessary complexity.
Fees tailored to your requirements
We assess the work required and agree the scope and fees before commencing. Any ongoing reporting timetable and responsibilities will be set out as part of the engagement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I legally need a limited company accountant?
There is no general legal requirement to appoint an accountant. However, most directors benefit from professional support with statutory accounts, Corporation Tax, payroll, VAT and director or shareholder tax matters.
When are company accounts due?
For most private companies, accounts are due at Companies House nine months after the financial year-end; first accounts normally have a different deadline. Corporation Tax is generally payable nine months and one day after the accounting period, and the Company Tax Return is generally due within 12 months. Different rules can apply.
Do you prepare and file the Corporation Tax return?
Yes. We can prepare the Corporation Tax computation and CT600 and explain the tax payment deadline, subject to the agreed engagement and the records provided.
Can you help with bookkeeping and cloud software?
Yes. We provide bookkeeping and QuickBooks or Xero support separately or as part of an agreed accounting package. This can cover bank reconciliation, transaction coding, VAT and year-end preparation.
Do you work with businesses outside Birmingham?
Yes. We provide accounting services across the UK using digital records, secure document sharing, telephone, email and video calls.
How much does limited company accounting cost?
Fees depend on the company’s activity, bookkeeping quality, VAT and payroll requirements, and volume of transactions. Fixed monthly packages may be available, with the precise scope agreed in advance.
Related Services
Bookkeeping | VAT Returns | Payroll | Company Secretarial Services
Helpful guides for limited company directors
Further guidance on common tax and accounting questions for limited companies and owner-managed businesses:
Ready to discuss your accounting requirements?
Tell PR Accountants Ltd about your requirements. We will review the work needed, explain the information to provide and supply a tailored quote.
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