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Corporation tax is by no means simple.
Maintaining accounting records, tracking changes to tax rates and thresholds, and checking everything has been expensed correctly. It’s enough to make your head spin. That’s why it pays to have an experienced corporate tax accountant on your side.
Based in Manchester, and with three decades worth of experience, our team are experts in all aspects of corporation tax. We’ll make sure your business is fully compliant, provide valuable insights to support growth, and tailor our service to meet the unique needs of your company as it evolves.
Contact us today for corporate tax advice that keeps you on track and penalty-free. Get started with a free consultation.
In the UK, corporation tax is charged on a company’s profitable income. Income could come from providing a service, selling products, or making investments. Essentially, any trading activity that generates profits for your company is within the scope of corporation tax.
It doesn’t matter whether you’re a startup, SME, or multinational, every business operating in the UK must submit an annual company tax return and pay corporation tax (if they make a profit).
But there are nuances. For example, depending on your total profits, you may apply a different tax rate. And there are plenty of opportunities to offset your revenue and reduce your corporation tax bill.
That’s where we come in. We provide a range of corporate tax services to businesses of all shapes and sizes, from single director limited companies to fast-growing startups and beyond, including:
All in all, we understand the stress and time involved with running a business. By taking care of your company tax return, we take a huge burden off your shoulders. So you can focus on more important tasks, safe in the knowledge that your company accounts have been submitted accurately and on time by a team of experienced, qualified accountants.
We're an ICAEW Chartered Accountant with nearly 30 years of experience. You can expect genuine expertise and tailored advice for your company.
As an independent, family-owned firm, we treat your business as if it were our own. That's why our clients stick with us as they grow from startup to market leader.
We're proud of our work and the kind feedback we receive from our clients. Check out our reviews and testimonials to see what makes us so well-placed to help you.
Book a consultation with our team to get free, no-obligation advice on your corporation tax liabilities and potential savings.
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For a free, no-obligation consultation, fill in the contact form below or call us on 0161 962 1855.
We’ll organise a time and date to discuss your business, your corporation tax obligations, and any questions you have. If you’d like to meet face-to-face, we have offices in centre of Manchester and in Sale.
There’s a range of different reliefs and allowances a company can claim to offset their corporation tax bill:
Yes, absolutely. You can invest in allowable expenses to reduce your profits for the financial year and thus your corporation tax bill. There’s a balance to be found – most business owners and shareholders want to keep some profits for dividends and financial security. Yet, there can be a benefit to re-investing excess cash into your business, staff, pensions, and so on. We can advise on the best approach.
No, legally, you don’t need an accountant to manage your corporation tax but having an experienced tax team on hand can be a huge help. It can save you time and ease the stress of sifting through financial records.
Plus, with our help, you’ll have the peace of mind that you’ve met all compliance requirements, made the most of any opportunities to reduce your tax liability, and submitted everything correctly.
If you own a business or agricultural land, the last few months have probably felt unsettled. The proposed changes to Inheritance Tax (IHT) reliefs created real concern for many family businesses and farming families who rely on Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) to pass assets down the generations.
If you complete a Self Assessment tax return, you’ve probably been hearing about Making Tax Digital (MTD) for what feels like a long time. The change is now very real, and the first wave of taxpayers will be brought into the regime from 6 April 2026.
Many employees have relied on tax relief for the costs of working from home since the pandemic. However, the rules are changing, and it is worth understanding what this means for you before the next tax year begins.