Start with the UK company
Find the company by name or number, then check its public details and accounts period. We’ll need the company’s bank statements, invoices and any bookkeeping you have. You can give an overseas contact address; the registered office remains the company’s UK address.
Keep approval and filing clear
You review the completed accounts and Company Tax Return before they are submitted to Companies House and HMRC. A company authentication code, a director’s personal identity code and HMRC agent authorisation serve different purposes. We’ll explain the secure authorisation route before any real filing.
What may need separate advice?
A director’s residence can create personal tax or cross-border questions. Those matters, overseas establishments and foreign tax advice are outside the standard company-accounts fee. We’ll discuss scope before extra work is agreed.
You can start online from overseas. We will confirm the scope and communication arrangements with you before any extra work is agreed.
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