Limited company accountants in LondonCompany accounts, tax and reporting that help you run the business.

Accountancy for owner-managed limited companies in London and across the UK. Packages start from £150 per month, with a clear scope and access to specialist tax advice when the business needs it.

  • Advisers with Big Four and Top 20 firm backgrounds
  • Response in hours not days
  • Fees agreed upfront

Expert perspective

Agree the right accountancy package for your company.

We prepare annual company accounts and corporation tax returns, and agree the ongoing support your business needs. Packages start from £150 per month. The final fee depends on transaction volumes, records, reporting and the services included.

Bookkeeping, payroll, VAT returns, management accounts, cash-flow reporting and regular financial reviews can be included in the agreed package. We set out which filings and reports we handle, what information you provide and when each item is due.

The company and its owners need to be considered together. We can coordinate director Self Assessment and review remuneration, dividends and pensions, with specialist planning, restructures and transactions scoped separately. You receive a clear distinction between recurring accountancy and additional advisory work.

Company accountancy packages start from £150 per month. Scope and the final fee are agreed upfront. How our fees work.

When this matters

Recognise the point at which advice adds value

The best result usually comes from reviewing the position before documents are signed, money moves or a filing deadline becomes urgent.

01

You have outgrown basic bookkeeping

Transaction volume, complex transactions, stock, projects or multiple income streams now require stronger controls and review.

02

Tax liabilities are a surprise

Corporation tax or payments on account are calculated after cash has already been committed elsewhere.

03

Management reporting is unreliable

Monthly figures do not reconcile to the balance sheet or cannot explain the difference between profit and cash.

04

The owner’s position is separate

Company accounts are prepared without coordinating dividends, benefits, director’s loans and the personal return.

The technical review

The areas we bring into one review

Good advice connects the tax analysis to the records, legal steps, cash position and longer-term objective.

Annual accounts

Statutory accounts prepared from reconciled records, with significant movements and balance-sheet items explained before approval.

Corporation tax

Computation of taxable profit, relief claims and capital allowances, plus advance planning for material transactions and payment dates.

Tax compliance

Registration, scheme selection, return review and advice on unusual supplies, property transactions and cross-border activity.

Payroll and benefits

PAYE reporting, director remuneration and benefits considered alongside company deductions and personal consequences.

Management information

Profit and loss, balance sheet, cash-flow and focused measures that support pricing, cost control, funding and investment decisions.

Owner tax

Dividends, director’s loans, pensions and Self Assessment coordinated with the company’s reserves and cash position.

What changes the answer

The reporting model should match the decisions you make.

More detail is not automatically better. Useful reporting is timely, reconciled and focused on the factors that change action.

  1. 01
    Are the bookkeeping records complete enough to support reliable payroll and year-end reporting?
  2. 02
    Which monthly or quarterly measures show performance early enough to act?
  3. 03
    What profits are available for distribution after tax, losses and Companies Act considerations?
  4. 04
    Which planned purchases, hires, finance arrangements or transactions need tax input before commitment?

How UA Tax works

Switch accountants with a clear handover and reporting plan

We agree responsibilities and deadlines before taking over your company accounts.

  1. Define the package

    Review the company, transaction volumes, software, year end and reporting needs. Agree the recurring services, monthly fee and any separate catch-up work.

  2. Arrange the handover

    With your authority, contact your previous accountant, arrange access to records and identify outstanding filings and approaching deadlines.

  3. Keep records and reporting on track

    Agree who maintains the books and when information is supplied. Where included, prepare management accounts and cash-flow reports for regular financial reviews.

  4. Approve accounts and tax filings

    Explain the accounts and tax calculation, obtain your approval before filing and identify decisions that need a separate tax planning review.

Questions worth asking

Frequently asked questions

Which accounting software do you support?

We work with mainstream cloud accounting platforms and agree the most suitable ledger, receipt capture, payroll and reporting workflow after reviewing your business. Software is selected for the process, not the other way round.

How early should annual accounts be prepared?

Well before the statutory deadline. Earlier accounts provide better information for lenders, dividends, tax planning and strategic decisions. We agree a target timetable rather than using the filing deadline as the production date.

Do small companies really need management accounts?

Not every company needs a lengthy monthly pack. Many benefit from concise quarterly information covering margin, debtors, cash, tax and director balances. The format should answer real management questions.

Can you review our tax compliance?

Yes. We review your business activities, records, filing obligations and planned transactions to identify gaps and agree the appropriate compliance support.

How should director expenses be handled?

The treatment depends on whether the cost is wholly for business, reimbursed, paid directly by the company or creates a benefit. We help set a policy, retain evidence and report items correctly.

What happens during the handover from our current accountant?

We obtain professional clearance and records, inspect opening balances, identify incomplete periods and confirm who will file each return. Any weaknesses are raised early with a plan to correct them.

What is included in the £150 monthly starting price?

This is a starting price for company accountancy, not a fixed package for every business. We confirm whether annual accounts, corporation tax, bookkeeping, payroll, VAT and management reporting are included in your particular quote.

Can you help me change accountants?

Yes. We agree the handover date, outstanding filings, records and access needed, and arrange professional communication with your existing accountant after obtaining your authority.

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Client feedback

Clear advice, explained personally.

A short excerpt from a public Google review.

“eased the burden of submitting our annual accounts.”

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Discuss the accounts and tax support your company needs.

Tell us about your company, current records, reporting needs and year end. We will recommend a scope and agree the monthly fee before work begins.