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Limited company accounting, director’s tax included

Your company’s year end and your own tax return, handled by one qualified accountant. From £75* a month.

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Why UK limited companies choose Sleek accounting

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One accountant for the company and for you

Your company
Annual accounts Corporation tax Confirmation statement
You, the director
Self assessment Salary and dividends Director’s loan

The same accountant every time, not a queue

Chloe Waite, ACCA Your accountant
Knows your company and your own return

Tax planned before year end, not reported after

Salary set to the tax-efficient level Done
Dividends timed across two tax years Done
Pension contribution before year end Flagged

A fixed fee, never an hourly bill

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Limited company accounting plans

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Starter
Compliance off your plate
£900
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£75/mo

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Turnover up to £90,000/yr
SG$650
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Scale
No quarterly guesswork
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£130
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£1,560/yr
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£2,160
£200
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£2,400/yr
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SG$650
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Advice when decisions matter
£300
£399
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£4,788/yr
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SG$650
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Quarterly Management Accounts
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Year-end accounts
Corporation tax return
Confirmation statement
Self-assessment (1×)
Self-assessment (2×)
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VAT registration
VAT quarterly filing
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Extra self assessment tax return
£275 /fy
Monthly management reports
£100/mo
Xero Subscription
£375 /fy
Payroll
£85/yr*
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Perfect for businesses focused on growth, requiring monthly bookkeeping, payroll, and tax compliance.

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Annual
Monthly
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Confirmation Statement
Year-end accounts & Tax Return
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Director’s Tax Return
£250/financial year
VAT filing
Payroll & Pension filing 1-5 employees
Multi-currency support
£10/month
£10/month
backdated bookkeeping
£750/fy (up to 100 transactions)
£750/fy (up to 100 transactions)
*For financial years ending in under 3 months, a minimum 3-month purchase of the monthly accounting plan is required.
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How Sleek works for limited companies

1

Tell us about your company

Day 1
You

One call, about 15 minutes

Sleek

A recommended plan and one fixed price, not a range

2

We handle the switch

Week 1
You

Sign one authorisation

Sleek

Clearance from your old accountant, records moved, HMRC updated

3

We tidy and take over your books

Weeks 2 to 4
You

Connect your bank once

Sleek

Your books reviewed and brought current, any late filings cleared

4

You see everything, all year

Ongoing
You

Get back to running the company

Sleek

Accounts, Corporation Tax, your pay and your loan account, tracked in one login

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Your whole finance function, handled by one team

No separate bookkeeper, accountant and payroll provider to chase. Sleek brings it together: one team, one login and one monthly fee for everything below.

Helpful guides for limited company directors

FAQs on limited company accountants

Do I legally need an accountant for my limited company?

No. You can file your own accounts, Corporation Tax return and Confirmation Statement with Companies House and HMRC. In practice most directors use one. The rules are detailed, mistakes carry penalties, and a good accountant usually saves more in tax and time than they cost, especially in year one.

How much does a limited company accountant cost?

Most UK limited companies pay between £60 and £350 a month, depending on turnover, VAT status and payroll. Sleek’s Starter plan is £900 a year for turnover up to £90,000. Once you need VAT returns, Pro is £1,836 a year for turnover up to £200,000. You get a fixed quote before you commit, and we don’t bill by the hour. For the wider picture, see what it costs to run a limited company.

What does a limited company accountant actually do?

They prepare your statutory accounts, Corporation Tax return and Confirmation Statement, and usually your VAT and director’s Self Assessment. A good one also advises on salary and dividends, flags deadlines before they pass and keeps you right with HMRC and Companies House. With Sleek, you get a dedicated accountant, not a different person each time you call. See our director’s tax return service.

How much salary and dividends should a director take?

Most directors take a small salary up to the National Insurance threshold, then top up with dividends. Dividends are taxed at lower rates than salary and carry no National Insurance for you or the company. The right mix depends on your profits and other income, so get advice before you set it. Our guide to paying yourself from a limited company walks through the options.

Can I take dividends whenever the company has money in the bank?

No, and it’s the most common mistake directors make. Dividends can only come from distributable profits, after Corporation Tax is set aside, not from whatever cash is in the account. Without enough profit, the dividend is unlawful and HMRC can treat it as salary or a director’s loan. We check your retained profit before each dividend and prepare the paperwork. See current dividend tax rates and allowances.
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What happens if I take money out that isn’t salary or dividends?

It becomes a director’s loan. If the account is still overdrawn nine months and one day after your year end, the company pays Section 455 tax on the balance: 35.75% on loans made on or after 6 April 2026, and 33.75% on loans made between 6 April 2022 and 5 April 2026. It’s refunded once the loan is repaid, but the refund can take over a year. We track your loan account all year so the balance is dealt with before the deadline. More on Section 455 tax.

What happens if I miss a Companies House or HMRC deadline?

Penalties are automatic. Late annual accounts cost £150 if up to a month late, rising to £1,500 after six months, and the penalty doubles if you’re late two years running. HMRC charges separately for a late Corporation Tax return, starting at £100. Your accountant tracks every deadline and files for you. Full list: Companies House and HMRC penalties.

How do I switch to a new limited company accountant?

Your new accountant does most of the work. They send a professional clearance letter to your current accountant, collect your records and update HMRC. It usually takes two to four weeks, and you can switch at any point in your financial year. Our guide to changing accountants covers each step.

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