Corporation Tax Returns for Limited Companies in Chesterfield and Beyond

What Our Corporation Tax Return Service Entails

If you run a limited company in the UK, you’re legally required to submit a Corporation Tax Return, also known as a CT600, to HMRC each year. This return sets out how much profit your business made and how much Corporation Tax you owe.

At Legacy Figures Accountancy, we prepare and submit your CT600 based on your finalised year-end accounts. Using your records from Xero, QuickBooks, or FreeAgent, we make sure every figure is accurate and up to date before we file.

We don’t just plug numbers into a form. We apply the correct tax rules, identify allowable expenses, and make sure you’re claiming every relief you’re legitimately entitled to so you’re never paying more Corporation Tax than you should be. Once everything is ready, we handle the submission to HMRC on your behalf.

What Our Corporation Tax Return Service Means for You

You’ll know exactly what you owe, why you owe it, and that it’s been handled correctly without having to understand the detail yourself.

No more second-guessing your calculations, worrying about missed deadlines, or wondering if you’ve overpaid. Your return is accurate, complete, and filed on time. Your legal obligations are met, penalties are avoided, and there are no surprises when the bill arrives.

For growing limited companies, getting Corporation Tax right isn’t just about compliance. Understanding your tax position clearly helps you plan ahead whether that’s timing major expenditure, managing dividends, or forecasting what’s coming out of the business.

Who Our Corporation Tax Return Service Is For

Our Corporation Tax Return service is designed for:

Limited companies that need their CT600 prepared and filed accurately each year
Directors who want to make sure they’re claiming every allowable expense and relief they’re entitled to
Business owners who want to understand their tax position rather than just receive a bill
Companies that have fallen behind on filings and need to get back on track

Whether you’re based in Chesterfield, Sheffield, Nottingham, Derby, or anywhere across our service area, we make Corporation Tax straightforward, accurate, compliant, and filed on time.

FAQs About Our Corporation Tax Return Services

How does Corporation Tax work?

Corporation Tax is only paid on your company’s taxable profits, not on your total revenue. So if your business brought in £100,000 but had £70,000 in allowable expenses, you’d only pay Corporation Tax on the remaining £30,000 profit. This is why making sure every legitimate expense is properly recorded matters it directly affects how much tax you pay.

When does my Corporation Tax Return need to be filed?

Your CT600 must be submitted to HMRC within 12 months of your company’s accounting period end. Your Corporation Tax payment itself is due 9 months and one day after the period end. We track both deadlines so nothing is missed.

What’s the difference between a Corporation Tax Return and year-end accounts?

Your year-end accounts summarise your company’s financial performance for the year. Your Corporation Tax Return uses those accounts to calculate what tax you owe HMRC. The two are closely linked and we handle both together.

Can you help if my accounts are not up to date?

Yes, if your records need tidying before we can prepare the return, we’ll work through that with you first. Getting your books in order is the starting point for everything else.

What happens if I miss the filing deadline for my Corporation Tax Returns?

HMRC issues automatic penalties for late CT600 submissions, starting at £100 the day after the deadline and increasing the longer the return remains outstanding. Interest also applies on late tax payments. The sooner you act, the easier it is to resolve.

Pricing

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We tailor our services specifically to your requirements, therefore our pricing model means you only pay for the level of service you need.

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