LLPs — Tax & Accounting Support in the UK

From formation to filings: LLP accounts, SA800, partners’ returns, VAT and payroll (where applicable).

Specialist Support for UK LLPs

Professional Partnerships

Law, consulting, medical, creative and other service LLPs.

Property LLPs

Investment or development LLPs with robust records and VAT where applicable.

Family & Joint Venture LLPs

Clear profit sharing, capital accounts and partner onboarding.

Start-up LLPs

Formation, UTR, VAT/PAYE setup and digital bookkeeping apps.

What We Do for LLPs

LLP accounts compliant with UK regulations and electronic filing to Companies House
Partnership Tax Return (SA800) preparation and submission
Partners’ Self Assessment returns (SA100/SA104) with profit share allocations
Profit allocation, drawings and capital/current account tracking
VAT registration and Making Tax Digital VAT returns
Payroll & salaried members (PAYE/NIC) where applicable
Management accounts, budgets & cash-flow forecasts
Secretarial: confirmation statement, PSC register and changes

LLP Formation & Setup

Structure advice, HMRC UTR, VAT/PAYE and software onboarding.

Bookkeeping & Apps

Bank feeds, receipt capture and reconciliations done monthly.

VAT Returns (MTD)

Registration, scheme choice and on-time digital filing.

Payroll / Salaried Members

Operate PAYE/NIC where the salaried member rules apply.

Management Accounts

KPIs, budgets and board-ready reports for better decisions.

LLP Accounts Filing

Statutory LLP accounts prepared and filed to Companies House.

SA800 Partnership Return

Accurate partnership tax return and statements of allocation.

Partners’ SA100 Returns

Self Assessment for each member with payments on account planning.

1) Discover

Understand your LLP structure, agreement and goals.

2) Setup

Connect feeds, configure apps and map allocations.

3) Run

Bookkeeping, VAT and payroll handled on schedule.

4) Review

Quarterly reports, allocations and advisory sessions.

5) File & Optimise

Accounts & SA800 filed; plan next-year tax savings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do LLPs pay Corporation Tax?

LLPs are generally tax transparent: profits are taxed on the members via Self Assessment. The LLP files an SA800, and each member reports their profit share on SA100/SA104.

What must an LLP file each year?

Statutory LLP accounts to Companies House, a Confirmation Statement, an SA800 Partnership Tax Return to HMRC, and partners’ SA100 returns. VAT and PAYE filings may also apply.

When are LLP accounts due?

LLP accounts are typically due 9 months after the accounting year end (first period rules may differ). We keep you on schedule with reminders and timelines.

How are drawings and capital treated?

Drawings are not a tax-deductible expense. Members are taxed on their profit shares; capital and current accounts track allocations, drawings and contributions.

Can non-residents be LLP members?

Yes. UK tax may be due on the member’s UK-source profit share. We coordinate Self Assessment and cross-border considerations where relevant.

Do salaried members need PAYE?

If the salaried member rules apply, PAYE/NIC may be required. We assess the tests and operate payroll where necessary.

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