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United Kingdom

Outsourced accounting,
tax and audit support in the UK

FRS 102 and FRS 105, Making Tax Digital, RTI and Companies House. Run on the UK statutory calendar, not adapted to it.

MTDVAT-compliant filing
CT600 · SA100Return types
9 mthsCompanies House deadline tracked

Working in United Kingdom

The UK problem is not complexity - it is cadence. Quarterly VAT under Making Tax Digital, RTI on or before every payday, a confirmation statement, statutory accounts nine months after year end, and a January self-assessment peak that collides with everything else.

Practices do not lose control of that because the rules are hard. They lose control because there is no capacity to run a clean monthly rhythm, so everything becomes a deadline.

We run the rhythm. Bookkeeping closed monthly under FRS 102 or FRS 105, VAT reconciled before the return rather than during it, and accounts prepared to a standard that a Companies House filing and a lender's review both survive.

For practices, not around them

Most of our UK work is white-label support for accountancy practices: we prepare, your practice reviews and files under its own agent codes. Your client sees your practice throughout.

For businesses that come to us directly, we work alongside your existing accountant where you have one. We are not trying to displace a relationship that works - usually the gap is monthly bookkeeping and VAT discipline, not the year-end.

- Compliance calendar

The UK year, in deadlines

The recurring statutory dates we run engagements against. We publish these because the single most useful thing an outsourced team does is make sure none of them arrive as a surprise.

WhenWhat is due
On or before each paydayRTI Full Payment Submission to HMRC
1 month + 7 days after quarter endVAT return and payment under Making Tax Digital
31 JanuarySelf-Assessment online filing; balancing payment and first payment on account
31 MayP60 to every employee employed on 5 April
6 JulyP11D and P11D(b) benefits-in-kind returns
31 JulySecond Self-Assessment payment on account
9 months after year endCompanies House statutory accounts; corporation tax payment (9 months + 1 day)
12 months after year endCT600 corporation tax return

Dates shown are the standard recurring deadlines and assume a calendar or standard financial year. They shift for weekends and public holidays, for non-standard year ends, and where an extension or a different filing frequency applies. Confirm your own dates with us before relying on them.

- Questions

UK-specific
questions.

The ones UK firms and businesses ask before the first engagement.

Do you file directly with HMRC and Companies House?

We prepare and submit through your practice's agent credentials, or provide the filing-ready pack for you to submit. For direct business clients we can be appointed as agent where you want that; most prefer to keep the agent relationship with their existing accountant.

Are you compliant with UK GDPR?

Yes. UK and EU personal data is processed under GDPR standards, with a data processing agreement, role-based access and no data held on personal devices. Full detail is on the trust and security page.

Which bookkeeping software do you work in?

Xero, QuickBooks, FreeAgent and Sage, plus Dext and Hubdoc for document capture. We work in your subscription with a named user rather than migrating you.

Can you handle a practice's January peak?

That is the single most common reason UK practices contact us. We agree capacity in November and hold it - we would rather turn down December volume than miss a 31 January filing.

Fourteen free hours on a live UK file.

Pick one client, one week. We do the work, you judge it, and you keep it whether or not you continue.