Dormant Company Corporation Tax: Do You Need to File a CT600?
Find out if your dormant company must file a CT600 with HMRC. When you're exempt, when you must file, and how to submit a nil return.
Plain-English guides to UK Corporation Tax and CT600 filing.
Find out if your dormant company must file a CT600 with HMRC. When you're exempt, when you must file, and how to submit a nil return.
HMRC splits accounting periods over 12 months into two, requiring two CT600 returns. Learn how to calculate tax for each period.
CT600 rejected by HMRC? Here are the most common rejection reasons — BVR errors, XML failures, mismatched data — and step-by-step instructions to fix and resubmit.
How iXBRL tagging works for CT600 filing — what gets tagged, HMRC requirements, common tagging errors, and how to generate iXBRL accounts without specialist software.
How to claim capital allowances on your CT600 — AIA, writing down allowances, full expensing, first-year allowances, and which assets qualify for Corporation Tax relief.
New limited company? Learn when to register for corporation tax, your first accounting period, filing deadlines, and how to avoid common first-year mistakes.
Overpaid corporation tax? Learn how to claim a refund from HMRC, amend your CT600, and understand timelines for getting your money back.
Learn how and when to file a CT600 nil return for a dormant or non-trading company, including deadlines, penalties, and step-by-step guidance.
Step-by-step guide to setting up and using your HMRC Government Gateway account to file your CT600 Corporation Tax Return online.
How the Flat Rate VAT Scheme affects your corporation tax. Learn about the VAT surplus, how to report it on your CT600, and whether the scheme still saves money.
How to claim corporation tax relief on charitable donations. Covers qualifying payments, Gift Aid, non-cash gifts, and how to report donations on your CT600.
How to authorise an agent to file your CT600. Step-by-step guide to HMRC agent authorisation for corporation tax — online, by post, and what to do if things go wrong.