LLPs • Mid Sussex
LLP Accountants in Haywards Heath
Statutory accounts, partnership tax returns and members' tax returns for limited liability partnerships, handled by one local team with fixed fees agreed upfront.
- Statutory accounts: filed at Companies House
- Partnership return: prepared and filed
- Members: personal tax returns included
- Local: Delta House, Bridge Road
What you'll get
LLP accounts filed on time
Year-end accounts prepared to the LLP accounting rules and filed with Companies House before the deadline.
Partnership tax return
We prepare the LLP's partnership tax return, showing each member's share of profit for HMRC.
Members looked after
We can prepare each member's Self Assessment return, so everything ties together.
Confirmation statements
Annual confirmation statements and changes of members filed at Companies House.
Who we help
Professional practices
Consultancies, design studios and professional firms set up as LLPs.
Property LLPs
Partnerships holding property, with rental accounts and members' profit shares.
Family businesses
Family members trading together with the protection of limited liability.
New LLPs
Help choosing between an LLP, a partnership and a limited company, and setting up properly.
Why Digivolve
We are a Xero Platinum Partner based on Bridge Road in Haywards Heath. You get one team for the LLP's accounts, the partnership return and the members' personal returns, so nothing falls between the gaps. See also our partnership accounts and limited company accountants pages.
Key figures for LLP members (2026/27)
| 2026/27 | |
|---|---|
| How members are taxed | Usually as self-employed on their profit share, through Self Assessment |
| Income tax | 20% / 40% / 45% after the £12,570 Personal Allowance |
| Class 4 National Insurance | 6% on profits £12,570 to £50,270, 2% above |
| Partnership tax return (SA800) | Due 31 January after the tax year (online) |
| LLP accounts at Companies House | Normally due 9 months after the year end |
| Confirmation statement fee | £50 online (from 1 February 2026) |
Some members can be taxed as employees under the salaried member rules, depending on their pay, influence and capital contribution. We check this for each LLP.
LLP member tax calculator
Estimate tax on your profit share
LLP FAQs
- What does an LLP need to file each year?
- An LLP files statutory accounts and a confirmation statement with Companies House, and a partnership tax return with HMRC. Each member also reports their share of profit on their own Self Assessment return.
- Are LLP members taxed like partners?
- In most cases yes. Members are usually taxed on their share of the profits through Self Assessment, although some rules can treat certain members as employees.
- How much do LLP accounts cost?
- We charge a fixed fee based on the size of the LLP and the number of members. You will get a clear quote after a free consultation.
Need an accountant for your LLP?
Book a free consultation with our Haywards Heath team.