Are you ready to turn an idea into a profitable reality? We can ensure you are set up for success!
Start off on the correct footing!
We will provide all the guidance you need
Incorporation is the process by which a new or existing business registers as a limited company. Companies come in many forms, and we can ensure that your formation is completed in the best way for your situation and plans! We can make sure that you understand the costs and benefits of incorporation, as well as your ongoing obligations.
We will complete all associated administration and guide you on the next steps to take.
Understanding your vision will help create the path to your future. So let’s get started!
Stay Compliant!
We can remove the stress of keeping on top of your obligations as a director
All limited companies are required to submit annual confirmation statements (previously annual returns) to Companies House, as well as maintaining up-to-date registers of directors’ and shareholders’ details. Talking Numbers can take care of this for you, and we can ensure that you remain compliant. We can also take care of your directors’ personal income tax returns. Learn more…
How Else We Can Help
We offer a full selection of services for small and growing businesses! Learn more by selecting a service below:
Articles & Advice
Companies House Identity Verification
From 18 November 2025, all company directors and Persons with Significant Control (PSCs) will need to verify their identities with Companies House before they can complete their annual Confirmation Statement filings. Talking Numbers can carry out this verification for...
What are the different rates of VAT?
VAT is a complex tax, and there are multiple rates of VAT, some of which result in you charging the same amount to a customer. There are some obvious and some subtle differences that you need to know. Standard rate (20%) The standard rate of VAT in the UK is 20%. This...
Mortgage interest relief
Since 2016, landlords haven’t been able to deduct mortgage interest when calculating their taxable profits from property letting. Instead, landlords can claim a basic rate tax credit to reduce the tax payable. But what’s the difference? The basic rate of income tax is...
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