Corporation Tax Accountant

Are you worried about corporation tax return? Tax Care Accountants is a leading corporation tax expert who can help you to prepare your limited company accounts and file your corporation tax return to HMRC. We offer simple, affordable tax preparation service at a fixed fee.

Accountant for Corporation Tax

If you have received a corporation tax notice from HMRC then you are liable to file your corporation tax return on time even if you are not trading. As a director of the business you are liable to file corporation tax return within 9 months and a day. take care of your own corporation tax, as well as other accounting services. Keeping on top of all the different taxes, especially corporation tax, can be tricky. Luckily, there are accountants who specialize in exactly this kind of work. A corporation tax accountant will help you understand how much tax you need to pay and how to go about doing it. They will also advise you on the best ways to reduce your overall corporation tax bill so that you end the financial year with a smaller bill than usual. Finding the right corporation tax accountant for your business isn’t easy. It’s important to find someone who not only understands the ins and outs of corporation tax but also has experience working with businesses similar to yours. Here are some helpful tips when choosing a corporation tax accountant:

Ask for References

If you’re in a rush to find an accountant, you might be tempted to hire the first person who is willing to take your money. But this is not the best way to find a good accountant because you won’t know if they’re right for your business. One of the best ways to find a good accountant is to ask for references. You may be able to find references online or through your local business networking group. If you can find people who have hired the accountant you’re considering and have been satisfied with the service, you’re much more likely to be satisfied with the results as well. If you can find people who have hired the accountant you’re considering and have been satisfied with their work, you’re much more likely to be satisfied with the results as well. But don’t just take other people’s word for it. You need to make sure the accountant is the right one for your business. You can do this by asking for references and then following up on them to see what kind of experiences people have had with the accountant.

Check Their Credentials

There are a ton of different certifications and licenses related to accounting. While they don’t all apply to corporation tax specifically, they do show that the person has the knowledge necessary to work as a professional accountant. If you’re not sure what you’re looking for in an accountant, you can start by checking their credentials. For example, the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) is a worldwide professional body that sets out specific professional standards for management accountants. If your accountant holds a CIMA certification, you know that they have the necessary training and experience to be a professional accountant.

Online or Offline Tax Consultant

You can find many different types of tax advisors, including online tax and corporation tax consultants. These are usually people who work from home and offer their services online. They’re usually cheaper than an in-person tax advisor, but you can’t always be sure that you’re getting the same quality of work. If you’re just starting out and would like a little more hand-holding, going with an offline accountant is a more secure route to go. Once you have hired an accountant, you can always go online to find extra information. This includes online forums where accountants can engage with one another and answer each other’s questions.

Be Clear About Your Expectations

Every corporation tax accountant is different. You need to find someone who not only understands your business but also understands your relationship with the tax office. You need to be honest with your accountant about your goals and your ambitions for the future. An experienced corporation tax accountant will be able to tell you when it’s time to move on from your current strategy and be open with you about how you can do this as painlessly as possible. If you don’t feel comfortable talking with your accountant about your goals and ambitions, it’s probably time to look for a new accountant.

Take Care with Fixed-fee Arrangements

Some accountants offer a fixed-fee arrangement for handling your corporation tax. If this sounds useful to you, be sure to ask a few questions first. First, make sure you understand exactly what you’re paying for. Ask your accountant if they’re including any follow-up work in the fixed fee. It’s also a good idea to ask what happens if the work takes longer than expected. If the work takes longer than expected, you don’t want the accountant to be out of pocket. The best way to deal with this is for you to pay for the extra work. And finally, make sure you know whether the fixed fee is inclusive or exclusive of taxes.

Don’t Hire on Price Alone

For some people, the most important thing about hiring an accountant is the price. While it’s important to keep an eye on the cost, don’t hire the cheapest accountant you can find. Just like any other service in the world, you’re going to get what you pay for. Just make sure that you’re not paying more than you have to. If you hire an accountant based on price alone, you run the risk of getting poor service. You may find that the accountant is too busy or too inexperienced to help you with your corporation tax. And even if they do complete the work, you may find that they did it so quickly that they didn’t do it as well as they should have.

Conclusion

Choosing the right accountant for your corporation tax is important. You want someone who is knowledgeable about corporation tax and can help you get your numbers right. You want someone who can help you plan for your future and can advise you on the best way to go about it. An accountant is not a one-size-fits-all kind of service. You need to find someone who not only understands your business but is also familiar with the kind of work you do.

Read: 15 Ways to reduce Your Corporation Tax Bill

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FAQ

Are you a qualified and professional accountant?

Yes, Tax Care Accountants is a certified accounting firm with a valid practicing certificate. The firm is fully compliant with HMRC Anti Money Laundering (AML) regulation requirements. Every single client manager at Tax Care is a qualified accountant with industry experience who will be taking care of your business. The firm is regulated and supervised by the Institute of Financial Accountant (IFA) and HMRC recognised Tax Agent.

What is your pricing model?

We work on the basis of a fixed fee with no hidden cost, you will know exactly what and how much you are paying for.

How do I pay for your services?

Most of our clients pay monthly by setting up a direct debit or standing order. You can also pay your fees by instalments.

Are your accountants insured?

Yes. Our clients are fully protected in case if there is a worst-case scenario of a huge loss.

How can you take care of my business and my employees?

We strongly believe the significance of the popular accounting quote “ behind every successful business there is a smart accountant”. At Tax Care we work as a virtual extension of your company in order to free up your time, we advise you on how to save money and provide you the key financial information in order to make informed decisions. We will simplify your payroll, accounting and financial functions of your business and integrate all in one system. That will help you to collect all relevant business information with one click. Your accountant can also help you analyze and understand your cash flow, so you can make better plans on how to work out your monthly budget, sale target, break-even etc. We make sure your employees are paid correctly while your business is compliant with HMRC requirements, pension regulator requirements, court order requirements.

Which businesses do Tax Care Accountants specialise in?

Our accountants have over 5 years of experience in the SME business community and their expertise and knowledge covers all business sectors – whatever your business, we cover it.

Do Tax Care Accountants understand what it's like to run a business?

Yes, we do. We fully understand the pressures that you are under and offer a wide range of commercial experience which can help with the development of your growing business. We believe a little growth in your business means a little growth in our business.

How can you help me clamp down on my cash flow?

Properly projecting your business’s cash flow is as essential as creating an effective mission statement and living up to it. Tedious, detailed flow projections aren’t easy to wrangle, but that’s what you have an accountant for.

Your accountant should be able to help you develop an organised, effective cash flow model that allows you to adjust your operations in ways that help you survive shortfalls, as well as improve receivables and manage payables.

How do Tax Care Accountants keep up-to-date with current issues and regulations?

As a member of IFA Tax Care Accountants must comply with continuous professional development regulation in order to keep up-to-date with current issues and regulations. We regularly attend various seminars and training workshop regarding recent updates on accounting softwares, finance acts and government regulations.

Do I need knowledge of accounting and tax?

No, Tax Care Accountants will manage all aspects of your business financial activities so you can focus on running and growing your business.

Who will be doing the work?

A professional certified accountant will be dealing with you directly to meet all of your accounting and tax requirements. We work as a team and one of the senior accountants will finalise the work.

How do I get in touch with Tax Care Accountants and how often?

You can contact us as many times as you want to. You can contact us via telephone, email or face-to-face. If it is necessary, we will visit you. We will explain to you the technical accounting terms and the accounting requirements in a simple language so you would know what to do and how to do it. Our general response time 24 hours.

How can you help me to make this tax season better than last year's?

Taxes are always part of running a business, and you can always look for ways to improve how you handle payments, deductions, record-keeping, and so on. Your accountant, the expert on tax laws and their constant changes, can give you the insight you need.

Your accountant can help you answer questions like:

What are the latest changes in tax law that affect my business?
When is the best time to make big equipment purchases?
How can I best keep track of deductions?
How can I maximise my tax savings?

What's the best way to contact you and how often should we be in touch?

This might seem like too simple a question, but clear, effective and frequent communication is the key to a healthy, beneficial relationship with your accountant. Establish early on how often you’ll connect, either in person, on the phone or online (via a video chat app like Skype, Google Hangouts or FaceTime). Decide together if you’ll meet weekly, monthly or bimonthly.