Limited company accounts

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QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT – SCOTLAND AND UK-WIDE

Limited Company Accounts Done Properly

I handle your year-end accounts, corporation tax return, and Companies House filing so every deadline is met and nothing gets missed.

You deal with me directly, get a fixed price before we start, and hear back the same day whenever you have a question.

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“David has been absolutely fantastic from start to finish — very efficient, knowledgeable and understanding, and all work completed within the reasonable agreed fixed quote.”

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David Roseweir, qualified accountant at STZ Accounting, handling limited company accounts for directors across Scotland and the UK
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Qualified accountant with 25 years of real business experience
100+ businesses served across the UK
Same-day responses as standard
Fixed prices agreed upfront, no surprise invoices

Are your limited company accounts on track?

Answer five quick questions and get a clear, personalised next step based on your company’s situation.

WHAT I DO

What I handle on your behalf

From day-to-day bookkeeping through to year-end filing, I take care of the compliance so you can focus on running your business.

01

Year-End Accounts and Corporation Tax

Every private limited company must prepare statutory annual accounts and file a corporation tax return with HMRC each year. I prepare both, calculate your corporation tax liability, and file everything on time. You get plain-English explanations so you actually understand what the numbers mean.

Included in all limited company plans
02

Companies House Filing and Confirmation Statement

Your annual accounts must reach Companies House within nine months of your financial year end. Late filing triggers an automatic penalty starting at 150 pounds, rising the longer it is overdue. I handle the filing and your annual confirmation statement so neither deadline is ever missed.

Deadlines tracked and filed for you
03

Monthly Bookkeeping and Management Accounts

Keeping your records accurate throughout the year makes year-end straightforward and your tax position clear. I handle monthly bookkeeping, bank reconciliation, and regular management reports so you always know where your business stands. No year-end scramble, no surprises.

Available across all plans
WHY IT WORKS

Why clients come back every year

Directors stay with STZ Accounting because the service is personal, the prices are fixed, and the responses are fast.

You always speak to David directly

There are no juniors, no handoffs, and no call centres here. When you have a question about your accounts or a letter from HMRC, you message me and I respond the same day. Over 25 years of real business experience means I understand your situation, not just the accounting rules around it.

A fixed price agreed before we start

I quote a fixed price upfront so you know exactly what you are paying. There are no hourly rates, no add-on charges for extra emails, and no invoice that arrives bigger than expected. Directors with predictable costs can plan their finances properly.

Every deadline filed on time

Your company has two separate filing deadlines each year: nine months for Companies House and twelve months for HMRC. Missing either one means automatic penalties. I track both deadlines from day one and make sure everything is submitted on time, every time.

FROM CLIENTS I WORK WITH

What clients say

★★★★★

“David is exceptional. Over my years in business I have worked with several accountants for different projects. David is quick, efficient & his price is excellent value for money. I highly recommend him.”

Gwen Cumming
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“Spoke with David on the phone and knew instantly he was the one I wanted to go with. Spoke me through everything and any questions I had I just messaged him and he replied right away. Would highly recommend.”

John Brennan
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“Would highly recommend David. Professional, understanding and made the whole process straightforward, explaining every step.”

Ross Mitchell
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GETTING STARTED

How it works

Getting your limited company accounts sorted is a straightforward four-step process, and I guide you through each one.

01

Book a free call

Use the booking link to arrange a short call at a time that suits you. We talk through your company, your current situation, and what needs to be done. No pressure, no obligation.

02

Receive a fixed price quote

After the call I send you a clear, fixed price quote covering everything we discussed. You know exactly what is included and exactly what it costs before you commit to anything.

03

Share your records

You send over your bank statements, receipts, and any other records for the year. I work remotely with clients across Scotland and the UK, so this is all handled digitally at your convenience.

04

Accounts filed, deadlines met

I prepare your year-end accounts, corporation tax return, and Companies House filing. You review and approve in plain English before anything is submitted. Every deadline is tracked and filed on time.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Common questions

These are two separate filings with two separate deadlines. Your annual accounts go to Companies House within nine months of your financial year end. Your corporation tax return goes to HMRC within twelve months of the same date. Both are required every year and both carry penalties if they are late.
Companies House imposes an automatic penalty of 150 pounds if accounts are filed up to one month late. That rises to 375 pounds between one and three months, then higher again. HMRC also charges interest on late corporation tax payments. Acting before the deadline is always the cheaper option.
Yes. The HMRC online service for filing company accounts and company tax returns closed on 31 March 2026. From 1 April 2026, companies must use commercial software to file with HMRC. This is something I handle on your behalf, so if you are a client of STZ Accounting it requires no action from you.
Technically yes, but directors are personally responsible for errors, late filing, and any resulting penalties. The accounts must follow specific accounting standards and be filed in the correct format for both Companies House and HMRC. Most directors find the time cost and compliance risk outweigh any saving from doing it themselves.