LLPs
LLPs are useful business structures for many, but they can be complicated. Avoid confusion and accounting headaches with our help.
Get StartedWhy do LLPs need an accountant?
Limited liability partnerships (LLPs) are a platform for a partner structure where each party will only be liable for the amount of investment they put into a business. This means each individual can benefit from the profits without the risk of losing more than they invested. In terms of accountancy with an LLP, each business partner is required to submit a self-assessment and register as self-employed with HMRC.
Accounting for an LLP can quickly become complex, especially if the partners involved have limited experience in accounts. As professional accountants, we can take care of all your business accounting needs and become your long-term financial partner, throughout your company’s lifetime. Having a dedicated accountant for a limited liability partnership can be invaluable to the success of your business and to the stability of all the partners involved.
How can our accounting services help you?
Jan McDermott Chartered Accountants have years of knowledge and experience in helping to manage accounting for limited liability partnerships. We offer a wide range of accountancy services that can be extremely beneficial to LLPs, giving them the peace of mind that their finances are all correct and being precisely managed. Also, it frees up a significant amount of time for the partners to focus on the day to day running and the direction they are taking their business. See how some of our services can help you below.
VAT
If your business has a taxable turnover of over £85,000 you are required to register for VAT. In some cases, it can be beneficial to become a VAT-registered business even if your turnover is below £85,000 to potentially recover costs. Our specialist accountants can help your LLP with all aspects of VAT.
Corporation tax
A frequently asked question around LLPs is do limited liability partnerships pay corporation tax? Given that the partners are taxed individually, the same way as sole traders, LLPs do not pay corporation tax. It’s essential for LLPs to understand their tax requirements to avoid penalties for inaccurate returns.
Payroll
Your payroll is a full list of your employees and how much they should be paid. It is also used to describe wages and record how much an employee has made over time. Organised payroll management is extremely important to businesses as it ensures employees are consistently paid and taxed correctly. This can become more complex for LLPs as the business grows and adds more staff, which is why using a professional accountant is so important.
How We Can Help
Unlimited professional advice
Your dedicated LLP accountant from our team will be on hand whenever you need them to answer questions and offer advice to support your business growth.
The personal touch
When you’re one of our clients we will get to know your business in detail to understand your challenges and help you overcome them with a warm and friendly approach.
Real-time data anytime you need it
Our financial capabilities mean you can have access to real-time financial data and key figures so you can confidently take your business to the next level.