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Statutory accounts
Year-end accounts prepared to the right standard and filed at Companies House within the deadline, with a plain English summary for you.
Company accounts and filings
for players with income off the pitch.
If your sponsorship, image rights, coaching or property income runs through a limited company, the deadlines don't wait for the international break. We keep every filing clean and on time.
When a company makes sense
A company is a tool, not a trophy. It has to earn its place.
Plenty of players are told to set up a company the moment a boot deal lands. Sometimes that's right. A limited company can be the sensible home for image rights, sponsorship, media work, coaching, a soccer school or property held for the long term. It can also create filing obligations, extra cost and HMRC attention you don't need if the income is small or short lived.
We give you a straight answer on whether a company helps in your position, and if you already have one, we run it properly. Statutory accounts, the Corporation Tax return, the confirmation statement, payroll if you take a salary, and dividend planning so money comes out in the most efficient order rather than whenever the account looks healthy.
Get the filings wrong and the penalties are automatic and public. Companies House late filing starts at £150 and climbs, HMRC adds its own, and a struck-off company can freeze income that's already been invoiced.
Check whether a company suits youDeadlines tracked
Accounts, Corporation Tax and confirmation statement dates monitored and prepared ahead of time, not chased in the final week.
Salary and dividends planned
We work out the most efficient mix for your personal position, including the interaction with your club PAYE income.
HMRC-ready records
Image rights and sponsorship arrangements documented properly, with commercial substance behind the numbers.
Corporation Tax handled
The return prepared, reliefs applied, and the bill told to you in advance so the cash is there when it's due.
What we file
Everything Companies House and HMRC expect.
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Corporation Tax returns
The CT600 prepared and filed, allowable costs and reliefs applied, and the payment date flagged nine months ahead.
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Confirmation statement and registers
Company details, shareholdings and people with significant control kept accurate at Companies House throughout the year.
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Payroll and dividends
Director payroll run and reported under RTI, dividends documented properly with board minutes and vouchers.
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Image rights and sponsorship structuring
Commercial income routed and evidenced correctly, with a view on what's defensible rather than what looks clever.
Already have a company you're unsure about?
Send us the company number and we'll tell you what's outstanding, what it will cost to put right, and whether it's still worth keeping.
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Filings kept clean while you focus on the season.
Nothing filed late
We hold the calendar and chase the information, so automatic penalties never reach your inbox.
Defensible, not aggressive
Image rights and company arrangements built on real commercial substance, because HMRC looks closely at sport.
Tax across both sides
We look at company tax and your personal position together, so extractions are planned around your club income.
Built for a short career
Advice that considers what happens after the last contract, not just this year's numbers.
How it works
A year that runs itself.
One conversation up front, a light-touch routine through the year, and filings that land early every time.
- Step 01
Company health check
We review your company, its filing history and how income currently flows, then tell you what needs fixing.
- Step 02
Set up the routine
Bookkeeping, invoices and receipts organised in a way that takes minutes a month rather than a lost weekend.
- Step 03
Accounts and returns
We prepare the statutory accounts and Corporation Tax return, review them with you, and file both ahead of deadline.
- Step 04
Plan the extraction
Salary, dividends, pension and timing planned around your personal tax position for the year ahead.
FAQ
Company questions footballers ask
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Talk to us about your company.
Tell us what your company does and where you are with filings. We'll come back with what's due, what it costs and whether the structure still fits.
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