Micro-entity accounts for content creators and online freelancers
Creator income through a limited company? We handle the accounts and tax return for one fixed fee.
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Turnover up to £100K
£399 + VAT
- FRS 105 micro-entity accounts
- Filing at Companies House
- Company Tax Return (CT600) to HMRC
- Corporation Tax computation
- Qualified accountant support
Fixed fee for accounts and Company Tax Return. Pay securely online by card.
ICAEW, ACCA and AAT qualifiedFixed fee, no hidden costsFiled with Companies House and HMRCSecure online portal
What does a creator company need to file?
A creator who trades through a limited company must file annual accounts at Companies House and a Company Tax Return with HMRC. Most creator companies are small enough to use simple micro-entity accounts.
Our micro-entity accounts service and tax return service cover your yearly filings. Use bookkeeping to track sponsorship, platform and brand income as it arrives.
Included for creator companies
Your yearly filings handled for one fixed fee.
Micro-entity accounts
FRS 105 accounts prepared and filed at Companies House.
Company Tax Return
Your CT600 and Corporation Tax computation, filed with HMRC.
Income tracking
Clear treatment of platform, sponsor and brand income.
Deadline planning
Clear dates for accounts and tax.
Filed for you
Submitted on time and confirmed.
Accountant support
Ask questions by phone, WhatsApp or email.
How it works
Four steps from first message to filed.
Tell us where income comes from
List platforms, sponsors, brand deals and anything else paying the company.
Send payment records
Upload platform statements, invoices and bank statements.
Review the draft
We show how each income type appears and what costs reduce profit.
We file
Accounts and tax return submitted and confirmed.
What we need from you
Creator income arrives from many places. Send what you have and we will join it together.
- Platform payout statements
- Sponsorship and brand deal invoices
- Bank statements
- Equipment, software and studio costs
- Agent or management fees
- Any income from outside the UK
Ready when you are
Earn from content through a company? Order online and keep your filings simple.
Or message us on WhatsApp: +44 7356 284350
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Content Creators accounts FAQs
Straight answers to the questions directors ask most.
Do creators have to file accounts?
If you trade through a limited company, yes. The company must file accounts and a Company Tax Return every year.
Should a content creator use a limited company?
It depends on your income and goals. Speak to one of our accountants for guidance based on your figures.
How is platform income recorded?
Payouts from platforms, sponsors and brand deals are recorded as company income. We ask for statements so each source shows correctly.
Can I claim camera and studio costs?
Costs wholly and exclusively for the business can reduce profit. We explain how equipment is treated in your accounts.
What if I earn from overseas platforms?
Tell us. The income still forms part of company income, and we record it properly.