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Limited Company Accountancy

Compare UK accountants for limited companies — annual accounts, corporation tax, confirmation statements, and director self assessment.

Running a UK limited company means filing annual accounts with Companies House, submitting a corporation tax return (CT600) to HMRC, and keeping statutory records. Most owner-managed businesses also need quarterly VAT returns and payroll if they employ staff. The right accountant saves time, reduces tax, and keeps you compliant with Companies Act and MTD requirements.

Typical cost

£83/mo – £227/mo

5733 firms offering limited company

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a limited company accountant cost?

Most UK accountants charge £83–£227 per month for a micro limited company, depending on turnover, VAT registration, and payroll. Annual-only packages typically range from £960–£1,800.

Do I need an accountant for a limited company?

It is not a legal requirement, but most directors use an accountant for corporation tax, year-end accounts, and to avoid penalties. MTD for corporation tax (from 2026) will increase the need for compatible software.