What's the difference between company accounts and a CT600?

Company accounts are filed with Companies House for public record; the CT600 is your corporation tax return filed with HMRC. Both are usually required each year — we handle both.

Can I pay myself in dividends?

Yes, if the company has sufficient distributable profits. Dividends are taxed at lower rates than salary in many cases, but the rules are strict. We'll help you structure drawings tax-efficiently and legally.

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NTM Associates

Company Accounts

Statutory accounts and Companies House filing — done right, with minimal fuss.

Every limited company must file statutory accounts with Companies House and a corporation tax return with HMRC every year. Get it wrong and you face penalties and, increasingly, scrutiny. We make it simple and painless.

We prepare your accounts from your books, file everything on time and advise on director's loans, dividends and other matters that trip up so many companies.

Statutory accounts preparation

Full statutory accounts prepared to Companies House and HMRC standards.

Corporation tax (CT600) filing

Accurate CT600 returns and computations, filed with HMRC on time.

Companies House filing

Annual accounts and confirmation statement filed for you — no missed deadlines, no late fees.

Director's loan account management

We keep your DLA in order and advise on the tax implications of drawings and loans.

Dividend planning

Structurally sound, legally compliant dividend payments with the right paperwork.

Company secretarial support

Practical support with company administration, filings and registrations.