You can use our VAT Deadline Checker on the Client Resources page or check your HMRC account for specific due dates.
Company tax returns are usually due 12 months after your accounting period ends, but the payment deadline is typically 9 months and 1 day after that date. We’ll remind you in advance to ensure you stay compliant.
Self-assessment returns must be filed by 31 January each year for the previous tax year (ending 5 April). Paper returns are due by 31 October.
You can claim allowable business expenses such as office costs, travel, professional fees, and equipment used for work. We’ll guide you on which expenses are eligible for your specific business type.
VAT-registered businesses must submit VAT returns, usually every quarter. We prepare and file them on your behalf to ensure they meet HMRC deadlines and requirements.
You must register if your business turnover exceeds £90,000 in a 12-month period. You can also register voluntarily if it benefits your business.
CIS (Construction Industry Scheme) applies to contractors and subcontractors in construction. It involves deductions from payments for tax and National Insurance. We manage CIS returns and help ensure compliance.
Yes — we provide tax planning advice tailored to your business structure to ensure you claim all allowable deductions and reliefs while remaining fully compliant with HMRC.
Yes. We track your deadlines and send reminders well in advance to help you avoid penalties.
Absolutely. We can assist in submitting outstanding returns and, where appropriate, contact HMRC to explain delays or appeal penalties.