Limited Company Accounting

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Limited Company Accounting

To become a limited company, registering with Companies House is important. Companies house needs to inform HMRC about a limited company registration so that HMRC can assign UTR to you (Unique Taxpayer Reference, UTR). Further, as a Limited Company you will be required to share the annual statutory accounts with Companies House and HMRC.

Filling of annual statutory accounts require the GAAP standards to be followed. Other than this keeping a track of filling dates, P & L sheets, audit and director reports and many such related paperwork needs to be kept a track of.

Limited Company Accounting

Here is the list of multiple requirements that a limited company needs to meet:

  • Registration with the Companies House, so that HMRC can be informed and a UTR is issued.
  • Filling of annual accounts and annual tax returns.
  • A detailed report covering all profit and loss statements to be submitted to the Companies House annually.
  • Filling of annual corporation tax return.
  • Processing of employee income tax payment.

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