Your company accounts & tax return sorted, for less

Yes, you can message your assigned accountant through the TaxScouts platform whenever it suits you! Your accountant will reply to your message at their earliest convenience, which they usually do fairly quickly. 

You can also book in a separate 30-minute tax advice consultation call with your accountant for an additional fee. Otherwise, you can chat with them via the platform as much as you’d like. 

Of course, if you have any questions beforehand, our support team also is available to help you, free of charge.

No, VAT returns are not included in the £499 TaxScouts VAT-registered tax return service listed above. However, you can still get help! If you require a VAT return as well, you can let your accountant know directly. They’ll be able to provide you with a quote.

Yes! We’ve got lots of services and tools that can help you understand your tax position better.

Our accredited accountants are available for a tax advice consultation to help you better understand more about how tax works for limited companies, what reliefs you could be eligible for, planning for the future, and how to manage your books correctly and tax-efficiently. Then, when it’s time to file your tax return and prepare your year-end accounts, the same accountant will be ready to help when you need them!

Plus, we’ve also got free bookkeeping tools to help you manage and stay on top of your business finances. You can:

• Create, personalise and send invoices without delays by automating it
• Scan, upload and organise receipts so you no longer need to hoard them
• Track your Income and expenses on the dashboard
• Get online support if you want a hand from our friendly support team

Yes, your dedicated accountant at TaxScouts will sort and file your company tax return for you. Once you sign off and give your accountant your approval, they will:

• Prepare and file your year-end accounts to HMRC and Companies House
• Prepare and file your corporate tax return (CT600) or Partnership tax return (SA800) to HMRC

To file your company tax return, we will need your:

• Bank statements
• Bookkeeping records (ideally extracted from an online software)
• VAT records (if VAT registered)
• Previous year’s tax return, year-end accounts, and bookkeeping records
• Payroll documents (if any)
• Loan and credit documents (if any)
• Funding/grants/investment documents (if any)
• Asset registers (if any)

You will also need to provide your previous accountant’s information if you have it, your Companies House auth code and your company UTR number.

You will need to invite your accountant to get access to the bookkeeping platform that you use for your bookkeeping records. 

If you don’t have this, you can also provide us with a spreadsheet with all your business expenses, income, and the bank reconciliation statements for the year.

Nope, there aren’t any extra charges based on the number of directors, transactions or revenue under £200,000! The price per package is a fixed, one-off price and it includes VAT.

If your company’s yearly revenue is over £200,000, please contact our support team at [email protected] for more help.

No, the limited company tax return service doesn’t include personal tax returns. In fact, you’ll have to file two tax returns. If you need to file a personal tax return, check out our Self Assessment tax return service. 

It’s a one-off payment of £169 that the accountant dealing with your company taxes will also handle.

No, this service is only suitable for companies looking to file their corporate tax returns and year-end accounts. 

However, we can still help! If you need help with self-employed tax returns, check out our personal tax return service here.

A dormant company is a company that has been registered at Companies House but does not currently have any business activity. In a nutshell, it’s a company with no income or expenses.

Once a company starts and stops trading, then it’s considered a non-trading company.

The main difference is that with non-trading companies transactions, like investment income or sale of goods, are still allowed. These are usually happening in the background and not “actively”. A dormant company cannot have transactions.

Dormant companies also do not need to pay Corporation Tax and therefore do not need to file a tax return to HMRC, while non-trading companies will need to do both.

Read more in our dormant company vs non-trading company guide.

Yes! Whether you’re looking for tax help with your LTD or LLP, the pricing is the same for both. Here’s a quick breakdown:

• £99 for dormant LLPs
• £399 for all non-VAT registered LLPs
• £499 for VAT-registered LLPs or LLPs with an annual turnover below £200k

All prices are a one-one, fixed fee that includes VAT!