Services for limited companies.
Year-end accounts, the CT600, VAT, payroll, CIS and the directors’ own tax, from one accountant in Oswestry on one fixed monthly fee, quoted in writing.
Year-end accounts
Statutory accounts for the company, prepared from the bookkeeping, reviewed with you before anything is filed, and submitted to Companies House ahead of the deadline.
What’s included
- Accounts prepared under FRS 105 or FRS 102 Section 1A, whichever fits the company
- Reviewed with you on a call before filing, so nothing goes in that you have not seen
- Filed at Companies House and matched to the corporation tax return
Who it’s for
Every limited company, every year. Filing late costs money and shows on the public record; this is the deadline Finstem tracks first.
Corporation tax
The computation and the CT600, prepared from the same figures as the accounts, filed with HMRC, and the payment date confirmed to you in writing.
What’s included
- Capital allowances, losses and reliefs claimed before the return is filed
- CT600 filed with HMRC with the accounts attached
- Payment amount and date confirmed in writing, nine months and one day after the year end
Who it’s for
Every active company, profit or loss. A loss still has to go on a return before it can be used later.
Self-assessment
The directors' personal returns, prepared alongside the company accounts so salary, dividends and anything else are reported once and early.
What’s included
- Salary, dividends, benefits and any other income reported in one return
- Prepared with the company accounts, not in a rush in January
- Filed with HMRC and the payment dates confirmed
Who it’s for
Directors who take dividends, have more than one income, or have had a letter from HMRC.
Bookkeeping & VAT
Bank feeds reconciled through the year so the numbers are always current, with VAT registration, the right scheme and every quarterly return handled.
What’s included
- Transactions reconciled in Xero, QuickBooks or FreeAgent
- VAT registration, scheme choice and quarterly returns under Making Tax Digital
- Queries raised as they arise, not at year end
Who it’s for
Companies that want the books kept properly as part of the accounts and tax work, and any company over or near the VAT threshold.
Payroll
Directors and staff paid on time, payslips issued and Real Time Information filed with HMRC on every pay run.
What’s included
- Monthly or weekly runs, payslips and P60s
- RTI submissions and the year-end filings
- Pension auto-enrolment kept in step with the payroll
Who it’s for
Any company paying a salary, including a director paying only themselves.
CIS
For contractors and subcontractors in construction: verification, deductions, the monthly return and the statements that go with it.
What’s included
- Subcontractors verified with HMRC before the first payment
- Deductions calculated and the monthly CIS return filed
- Deduction statements issued each month; CIS suffered set off through the monthly payroll submissions, any year-end balance reclaimed from HMRC
Who it’s for
Construction companies engaging subcontractors, and subcontractor companies that need their deductions recovered.
Tax planning
The company's position reviewed before the year end, while pay, dividends, timing and capital spending can still change the bill.
What’s included
- Salary and dividend mix set for the year, not guessed at
- Timing of purchases and pension contributions decided before year end
- A written note of what was decided and why
Who it’s for
Owner-managed companies with a profit to plan around.
Company incorporation
A new company formed at Companies House and registered with HMRC, with the first-year deadlines mapped from day one.
What’s included
- Formation, registered office and share structure set up correctly
- Corporation tax, PAYE and VAT registrations where needed
- A first-year calendar of every date the company now has
Who it’s for
Anyone starting a company, or a business that has decided to incorporate.
HMRC queries
Letters, compliance checks and enquiries handled as the company's authorised agent, so Finstem sees the correspondence and drafts the response.
What’s included
- Agent authorisation in place for corporation tax, VAT, PAYE and self-assessment
- Responses drafted and sent on your behalf
- Compliance checks managed from the first letter to the closing one
Who it’s for
Any client. Nobody enjoys a brown envelope; the point is that you do not have to open it alone.
Questions about the services.
Get in touchQ1What does the monthly fee include?
Whatever the proposal lists. Finstem scopes the engagement after the discovery call and sets out each service and the fixed monthly fee in writing. Nothing is added without being agreed first.
Q2Does Finstem only act for limited companies?
Yes. Finstem Accountants acts for UK limited companies and their directors. The accounts, the CT600 and the directors’ self-assessment are prepared by the same person from the same figures.
Q3Do I need to change accounting software?
No. Finstem Accountants is a Xero Partner and works in QuickBooks and FreeAgent. A company on spreadsheets is set up and moved across during onboarding.
Q4Can Finstem take over part-way through the year?
Yes. Finstem obtains professional clearance, collects the records and picks the year up where it stands, including anything already late.
Q5Who does the work?
Huw Davies, the founder. Finstem Accountants is licensed and supervised by the AAT, and the person on the discovery call prepares, reviews and files the work.
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Accounts, tax and payroll for limited companies and their directors, quoted in writing before any work starts.
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