Kudos Accounting provides dedicated support for business tax in UK, tailored to the needs of medical practices, healthcare providers, contractors, limited companies, and other professional organisations. Our specialist accountants ensure your business meets every HMRC requirement while optimising tax efficiency across the year.
Reliable tax planning and compliance services designed to minimise liabilities and protect your organisation from HMRC penalties. We handle the complexities, so you stay focused on running your practice or business.
With deep expertise across healthcare and professional sectors, we understand how business tax in UK interacts with practice expenses, capital allowances, VAT implications, and industry-specific reliefs.
Proactive and forward-thinking tax planning that helps UK businesses reduce costs, improve tax efficiency, and strengthen financial performance throughout the year.
Years of Experience
Practical accounting, tax and record-keeping support for locum doctors with flexible roles, multiple income sources and changing working arrangements.
We prepare your locum doctor tax return, reconcile PAYE and untaxed income, review eligible expenses and calculate the Income Tax and National Insurance due.
We bring together NHS salary, agency PAYE, self-employed locum income, private work, dividends and other professional income to produce a complete tax position.
We support genuinely self-employed locums with sole-trader accounts and help company directors manage annual accounts, Corporation Tax, payroll and dividend records.
We review the accounting and tax information surrounding your engagements and explain how PAYE, self-employment and off-payroll determinations may affect your reporting.
We help qualifying sole traders maintain digital records, use compatible software and meet their Making Tax Digital reporting obligations.
We support relevant pensionable locum income, contribution records and Locum A and B information, alongside wider NHS pension and Annual Allowance matters.
Most UK businesses must pay Corporation Tax, VAT (if registered), PAYE for employees, and National Insurance. Additional taxes may apply depending on your industry and structure.
Your Corporation Tax return (CT600) must be filed within 12 months of your accounting year-end, and any tax owed is usually due 9 months and 1 day after the year-end.
You can minimise tax through allowable expenses, capital allowances, optimal salary/dividend planning, R&D credits, and strategic tax planning tailored to your business.
Yes. Healthcare providers often deal with complex VAT rules, capital equipment allowances, practice expenses, and mixed-income structures that require specialist tax support.
HMRC issues penalties for late filing or late payments. These increase over time, and repeated delays may prompt an investigation.
While not legally required, a specialist accountant helps ensure compliance, reduce liabilities, and avoid costly mistakes that arise from complex UK tax rules.
Yes. We provide full support with enquiries, compliance checks, and resolving discrepancies to protect your business and ensure accurate reporting.
You must maintain accurate records of income, expenses, payroll, VAT, dividends, bank statements, invoices, and receipts for at least six years to stay compliant.
Speak to our healthcare accounting team about your locum income, tax return, allowable expenses, Making Tax Digital obligations, limited-company accounts or NHS pension records.
We will discuss your working arrangements, identify the information required and explain the accounting service that may be appropriate.
