At Affotax, we understand that navigating UK corporation tax can be complex and time-consuming. Our expert team provides comprehensive Corporation Tax Return (CT600) filing services to ensure your company remains compliant with HMRC regulations, while also maximising tax-saving opportunities.
All UK limited companies are required to file a Corporation Tax Return (CT600) with HMRC within 12 months of the financial year-end. This return details your company's profits and tax liabilities. Corporation tax must be paid within 9 months and 1 day of your accounting period’s end to avoid penalties.
Our team will assist you with everything from calculating your profits, preparing your CT600, to submitting it on time—allowing you to focus on growing your business.
Missing corporation tax deadlines can result in substantial penalties:
Affotax ensures your returns are filed promptly to prevent costly penalties.
We make corporation tax filing stress-free by guiding you through every step of the process. With our assistance, you’ll have:
Our expert accountants streamline the process, ensuring your return is accurate and submitted on time.
UK Corporation tax can be daunting, but Affotax ensures you don’t pay more than you should. We focus on:
Whether you're a small business or a larger enterprise, our bespoke corporation tax services help you minimise tax liabilities while staying compliant with HMRC regulations.
Corporation tax is due 9 months and 1 day after the end of your accounting period. Filing must be completed within 12 months of the year-end to avoid penalties. If you’re starting a new business, registration with HMRC is required within 3 months of beginning any business activity, such as trading or hiring employees.
Affotax simplifies this process, assisting you with corporation tax registration and ensuring all necessary documentation, such as your Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) and Company Registration Number (CRN), are in place.
Trust Affotax to handle your corporation tax return (CT600) and ensure your business stays on track with HMRC. Contact us today to discuss your corporation tax needs and how we can help your company maximise savings and avoid penalties.
With years of experience, Affotax accountants provide not just filing services but comprehensive support to ensure your business thrives.
Chartered accountants and tax professionals with in-depth knowledge.
Cloud-based software (Nomisma Solution) to give you real-time insights into your tax liabilities.
A dedicated focus on helping businesses across the UK manage their tax obligations while maximising savings.
Affotax is here to take the stress out of corporation tax filing and ensure your business meets all compliance requirements, with tailored advice to help you grow.
With years of experience, Affotax accountants provide not just filing services but comprehensive support to ensure your business thrives.
Chartered accountants and tax professionals with in-depth knowledge.
Cloud-based software (Nomisma Solution) to give you real-time insights into your tax liabilities.
A dedicated focus on helping businesses across the UK manage their tax obligations while maximising savings.
Affotax is here to take the stress out of corporation tax filing and ensure your business meets all compliance requirements, with tailored advice to help you grow.
Have questions or need personalized support? Our team is here to help you every step of the way—don't hesitate to reach out!
All UK limited companies, including those trading and non-trading, must register for corporation tax. Some unincorporated organisations may also need to register.
You must do it within three months of starting to trade or becoming liable. Late registration could result in penalties.
You'll need to provide details such as your company name, address, registration number, and the date your company started trading. Additional information about your activities and financial details may also be required.
Failing to register on time may lead to penalties from HMRC. It's essential to meet the deadline to avoid unnecessary financial consequences.
Yes, you can register directly with HMRC. However, the process can be complex, and seeking professional assistance ensures accurate and timely registration while minimising.
It refers to electronically submitting your company's tax return using HMRC's secure online platform. It offers a streamlined and efficient method to report financial information, deductions and calculations digitally.
All UK limited companies and certain organisations can use eFiling. It provides a convenient and secure way to fulfill your obligations.
It involves preparing your tax return digitally, ensuring accurate financial reporting. The completed return is then submitted electronically via HMRC's portal, eliminating the need for paperwork.
It offers advantages such as faster processing, reduced administrative burden, secure transmission of sensitive data, instant confirmation of submission, and easy access to historical records.
As a business owner in the UK, it is important to file your company financials, including the completion and submission to HMRC. It requires you to detail your company's financial activities, deductions, and profits to calculate the amount of profit tax owed.
If you're wondering who needs to file, it is limited companies registered in the UK who are required to do so. Regardless of whether they are trading or non-trading, this applies to both profitable and unprofitable companies.
Starting on April 1, 2023, the primary rate will be 25% (it was previously 19% in the previous financial year).
While you can prepare and file on your own, it can be a complex process that involves understanding regulations and accurate financial reporting. Many businesses choose professional assistance to ensure compliance and minimise errors.
If you’ve wrapped up your financial accounts for the year and found that you don’t owe corporation tax, you still need to let HMRC know.
To do this, you have to submit a nil-to-pay form. Or, you can mark the payslip reminder as ‘NIL due’ and send this back to HMRC. Either is fine, but the key is them know. Otherwise, they’ll assume you didn’t want to pay your tax bill and chase you with fines and penalties.
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