Accountants for IT Contractors
Your contractor accounts, handled.
Most IT contractors operating through a limited company end up managing three separate filing obligations — company accounts, corporation tax, and a personal self assessment — without a clear view of whether their salary and dividend split is actually tax-efficient. We handle all of it. Qualified accountants, fixed published fees, and questions answered the day you ask them.
- Dividend and salary split reviewed for tax efficiency every year
- Company accounts and CT600 filed to HMRC and Companies House for £250
- Director self assessment prepared and submitted for a flat £150
- Statutory deadlines tracked — no missed confirmation statements or late filing penalties
No long-term contract. If things are not working after three months, you leave with clean, filed records and nothing owed.
Get a free quote
Fixed fees. Same-day reply.
What our clients say
★★★★★
Everything Done End to End
“Prads made everything super simple and has just finished the whole process end to end in a matter of weeks.”
★★★★★
Fast and Communicative Throughout
“Prads was very fast and communicative with my personal annual filing.”
★★★★★
Accounts Together Quickly, Huge Relief
“My accounts were put together very quickly, a huge weight off my mind. Definitely recommend their services.”
★★★★★
Professional, Responsive, Genuinely Reliable
“They were professional, responsive, and prompt throughout, and handled our company accounts and tax return smoothly.”
Sound familiar?
Contracting through a limited company should be straightforward.
For a lot of IT contractors, it quietly is not. Three separate filing deadlines arrive at different points in the year. The dividend versus salary question comes up every April and rarely gets a straight answer. And IR35 sits in the background — not always urgent, but never entirely comfortable either. None of this is catastrophic. It is just the kind of thing that takes up more headspace than it should.
- Dividend and salary split not reviewed, so potentially paying more tax than necessary
- Company accounts, CT600, and self assessment all due at different times with no clear process
- IR35 status unclear, making it hard to know whether limited company operation is structured correctly
What sorted looks like for contractors
You tell us your income for the year. We work out the most tax-efficient combination of salary and dividends, prepare every filing, and submit on your behalf. The deadlines are ours to track, not yours.
- Salary and dividend split optimised annually — you see the tax position before committing
- Company accounts, corporation tax, and personal self assessment handled as a single coordinated package
- IR35 awareness built into every engagement — you are not left guessing about your operating structure
- Fixed published fees: company accounts and CT600 at £250, self assessment at £150 — no surprises
What IT contractors say after switching
From first-time limited company directors to contractors who have been filing for years and wanted someone who actually explains the numbers.
Prads and his team are the best. Very professional, easy to work with, and always on hand to answer any questions we have. Cannot recommend them enough.
Prads and the team made filing our accounts so easy. They were patient, knowledgeable, responsive and good to work with. We would highly recommend them.
Everything a limited company contractor needs
Three core obligations, one accountant. Company accounts, corporation tax, and your personal self assessment — all handled remotely, all at fixed published prices.
Company Accounts and Tax Return
Your year-end accounts — profit and loss, balance sheet, CT600, and corporation tax computation — prepared and filed to both HMRC and Companies House. Tax planning is included: we review your position before submitting to make sure nothing is left on the table. Fixed annual fee of £250.
Fixed fee: £250Director Self Assessment
Your personal tax return covers salary, dividends, and any other income sources for the year. We handle the SA100 and SA302, claim every applicable relief, and confirm your payments on account so the January bill is not a surprise. Fixed annual fee of £150.
Fixed fee: £150Payroll, VAT, and Company Secretarial
Confirmation statement filings, payroll processing, and VAT returns are handled as and when required. Confirmation statement filing is £70 as a fixed one-off fee. Payroll and VAT are quoted based on volume — we will give you a figure before you commit.
Quote-based or £70 fixedContractors and business owners across the UK
From sole directors filing for the first time to established contractors who had outgrown their previous accountant. A consistent experience, wherever the work is done.
Switched Accountants, No Regrets Whatsoever
“Working with Wings Online Filings Ltd has been an absolute pleasure. They are highly communicative, supportive, and provide a responsive, cost-effective service. I switched from another accountant about a year ago and haven’t looked back since.”
Incredibly Affordable Support for Small Businesses
“Incredible service and really affordable support for small businesses. Super quick and clear communication, and very reliable. Really loved working with them, highly recommend.”
Everything Done Quickly, No Stress at All
“Everything was done quickly and properly, with no stress at all. If you need a service that’s reliable and easy to work with, I definitely recommend Prads and Wings Online Filings Ltd.”
What makes the difference in practice
Not claims — specifics. Here is what is genuinely different about working with Wings Online Filings as an IT contractor.
Fixed Fees, No Surprises
Company accounts and corporation tax return: £250. Director self assessment: £150. Confirmation statement: £70. These are published prices, not estimates that grow after the engagement starts. If you find a lower quote from a comparable firm, we will match it.
Dividend Planning Without the Jargon
The salary and dividend question is the one most contractors revisit every year and rarely get a clear answer on. We work through the numbers with you before the year end, so the split is intentional rather than accidental. You see the tax saving before it happens, not after.
All Three Filings, One Relationship
Company accounts, corporation tax, and personal self assessment arrive at different points in the year and are easy to lose track of. We hold the deadlines, prepare each filing, and coordinate across all three so nothing falls between the cracks. One accountant, three obligations handled.
Up and running in four steps
Most IT contractors are operational within a week of making contact. Here is what the process looks like from your side.
Request a free quote
Fill in the form or call 020 8089 1876. Tell us roughly what you earn through the company and whether you have a personal tax return too. We will come back with a fixed quote the same day.
We review what you have
If your books are tidy, we get started immediately. If there is catch-up work to do, we will be upfront about what that involves and quote separately before touching anything. No hidden clean-up fees discovered mid-engagement.
We handle every filing
Company accounts, corporation tax, self assessment, confirmation statements — prepared, reviewed with you, and submitted. You approve before anything goes to HMRC or Companies House. No deadlines leave your radar unexpectedly.
You get on with contracting
Statutory deadlines are monitored and handled. Your tax position is reviewed before each year end. Questions get answered the day they arise. The accounting side of running a limited company stops being the part of contracting you dread.
“Professional, efficient, confidence that everything is taken care of.”
Things IT contractors usually ask us
Do you understand how IT contractors are taxed — IR35, dividend planning, the lot?
Yes. The majority of IT contractors we work with operate through a personal service company and need the same core package: company accounts, corporation tax, and a director self assessment. We review your salary and dividend split as part of that process every year. On IR35 specifically, we can advise on how your existing contracts and working arrangements sit — we will not give you a blanket answer, but we will give you a considered one.
What does it actually cost, and what is included?
Company accounts and corporation tax return: £250 as a one-off annual fee, which includes the P&L, balance sheet, CT600, HMRC and Companies House submission, and tax planning review. Director self assessment: £150, covering your SA100 and SA302, multiple income sources, applicable reliefs, and payments-on-account advice. Confirmation statement filing is £70. Payroll and VAT are quoted based on your requirements. If you find a lower like-for-like quote, we will match it.
My books are in a bit of a state. Can you still help?
Yes, and it is more common than you might think. Before starting any catch-up work, we will tell you exactly what is needed and what it will cost — there are no discovery fees buried in the process. Contractors who have been doing their own bookkeeping in a spreadsheet or have months of unreconciled bank transactions are straightforward for us to sort out. We have seen considerably worse.
Is there a minimum contract or a penalty if I leave?
No minimum contract and no exit fee. We work on fixed one-off fees for the main compliance services, so you are not tied into an annual retainer. If you decide to move on, you leave with properly filed accounts and a full handover to your next accountant. That is how it should work.
Can you handle both my company filings and my personal self assessment in the same engagement?
That is exactly how most of our IT contractor clients work with us. The company accounts, CT600, and your personal self assessment are treated as a coordinated set — we prepare them together, which means the numbers flow correctly between them and there is no risk of the dividend figures being inconsistent across the two submissions. One point of contact for everything.
How far in advance will I know what my tax bill is going to be?
We aim to have your corporation tax and personal tax position confirmed well before the respective payment deadlines. For most contractors, that means knowing your January self assessment liability by November at the latest and your corporation tax liability before the nine-month payment deadline arrives. Surprises at the payment stage are largely avoidable when the numbers are pulled together early.
Related services for contractors and businesses
Stop managing your contractor accounts alone.
Company accounts, corporation tax, self assessment, and confirmation statements — all handled at fixed published prices. Get a quote today and know exactly where you stand.