KG Accountants

Your CIC exists to make a difference—not to spend hours chasing payroll.

Accurate wages, PAYE administration and workplace pensions can quickly consume valuable time. Specialist CIC payroll support lets your team concentrate on its community mission.

Is your next payroll run approaching? Call 0207 078 7477 now to discuss fixed-fee support.

What part of payroll takes up the most time in your organisation?

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Could your business deliver more than profit?

Converting an existing company into a Community Interest Company can put community benefit at the heart of what you do—but the transition requires careful planning.

Board approval, updated articles, clear social objectives, Companies House documentation and suitable governance arrangements may all form part of the process.

Which part of converting to a CIC would you find most difficult?

KG Accountants can help you understand the financial and administrative steps. Call 0207 078 7477 to discuss your plans.

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Thinking of setting up a CIO?

A strong charitable idea still needs the right legal foundations. Your charitable purposes, trustees and constitution all need careful consideration before you apply to the Charity Commission.

KG Accountants can guide you through the process and help you establish your CIO properly—leaving you more time to focus on the community you want to serve.

What is the biggest question holding back your charity plans?

Call 0207 078 7477 to discuss your CIO formation.

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A CIC may have a social purpose, but that does not automatically make it tax-exempt.

Community Interest Companies still need to understand their tax responsibilities.

That can include:

✅ Corporation Tax
✅ VAT, where applicable
✅ Allowable business expenses
✅ Tax planning throughout the year
✅ Accurate records and HMRC compliance

Getting the tax position right helps protect your CIC’s finances.

It also means more resources can stay focused on your community mission.

At KG Accountants, we specialise in supporting CICs and social enterprises with their accounting and tax responsibilities.

⏳ Only a few FREE initial consultation slots remain.

When they’re gone, they’re gone.

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CIC accounts deadline getting closer? Don’t wait until Companies House becomes the problem.

Filing CIC accounts involves more than uploading figures.

Before submitting, directors should make sure the filing is complete and accurate.

That can include:

✅ Preparing the statutory accounts
✅ Completing the CIC34 report
✅ Checking financial records
✅ Reviewing directors’ remuneration disclosures
✅ Getting the accounts properly approved
✅ Submitting the required documents correctly

A rushed filing can create unnecessary stress and extra work.

At KG Accountants, we specialise in helping Community Interest Companies prepare their accounts and CIC34 reports correctly.

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Get help before your CIC accounts become urgent.

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How to File CIC Accounts Properly Before Companies House Takes Action How to file CIC accounts: check your deadline, gather your records, prepare the accounts and CIC34 report, obtain director approval, submit to Companies House and confirm the filing. There is a dan…

Is running payroll taking valuable time away from your CIC’s real mission?

Paying staff and directors correctly involves more than producing payslips.

Your CIC may need to manage:

✅ PAYE and National Insurance
✅ RTI submissions to HMRC
✅ Workplace pension auto-enrolment
✅ Accurate payslips and payroll records
✅ Director remuneration
✅ Payroll deadlines and ongoing compliance

Mistakes can mean extra work, unhappy employees and avoidable HMRC problems.

At KG Accountants, our specialist payroll team understands Community Interest Companies and social enterprises.

We handle the payroll, so you can spend more time delivering the community impact your CIC was created for.

⏳ Only a few FREE initial consultation slots remain.

When they’re gone, they’re gone.

Want to take the stress out of your CIC payroll?

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Got a side hustle? HMRC may expect to hear from you.

Extra income can quickly create tax responsibilities many people do not realise they have.

If you earned more than £1,000 from self-employment or side-hustle income, you may need to register for Self Assessment.

Key dates to know:

📅 Register by 5 October 2026, if required.
📅 File online and pay tax by 31 January 2027.

Whether you freelance, sell online, provide services, or earn extra income alongside your main job, it is worth checking your position early.

Don't leave it until January and discover you have a tax return to prepare.

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**Is your CIC34 Report ready—or is it another job being left until the filing deadline?**

Every Community Interest Company must prepare a CIC34 Community Interest Company Report each year.

But it isn't simply another form.

Your CIC34 helps explain what your organisation actually achieved for the community.

You may need to report on:

✅ The community benefit your CIC delivered
✅ How stakeholders were consulted
✅ Director remuneration
✅ Transfers of assets, where relevant
✅ How your activities supported your CIC's social purpose

A rushed or poorly prepared CIC34 can fail to properly reflect the work your organisation has done.

At KG Accountants, we help CIC directors prepare their CIC34 alongside their annual accounts, giving them confidence that their reporting is clear and properly handled.

⚠️ **Only a few FREE initial consultation slots remain.**

**When they're gone, they're gone.**

If your CIC34 and annual accounts are approaching their deadline, speak to a CIC specialist now.

📞 **Call 0207 078 7477**

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CIC34: Community Interest Company Report Not sure how to handle the CIC34, or where to look for help? This is your guide to the CIC34: community interest company report.

**CIC accounts deadline getting close? Don’t wait until Companies House becomes the problem.**

Many CIC directors think filing their annual accounts will be straightforward.

Then they discover missing records, unfinished accounts, CIC34 information still to prepare, or filing details they can’t access.

Suddenly, a manageable job becomes a last-minute compliance problem.

Before filing, make sure you have:

✅ Complete and accurate accounting records
✅ Your statutory CIC accounts prepared
✅ Your CIC34 Community Interest Report completed
✅ The necessary approvals in place
✅ Everything ready for Companies House submission

The earlier you deal with gaps, the more time you have to put them right.

Our latest guide explains how to file CIC accounts properly and avoid common mistakes before deadlines become urgent.

⚠️ **Only a few FREE initial consultation slots remain.**

**When they’re gone, they’re gone.**

If your CIC accounts are due soon, speak to a CIC accounts specialist now.

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**Good news for pubs, social clubs and live music venues.**

A **20% business rates cut** is due from April 2027 for nearly 32,000 eligible venues in England.

For the typical pub, the saving is expected to be around **£1,100**.

But a rates reduction shouldn't simply disappear into everyday costs.

For business owners, this is a good opportunity to review:

✅ Cash flow and future budgets
✅ Business rates and operating costs
✅ Tax planning
✅ Investment and growth plans
✅ How potential savings could strengthen the business

Planning ahead means you can make better use of the relief when it arrives.

⚠️ **Only a few FREE consultation slots remain.**

**When they're gone, they're gone.**

Want to understand what the changes could mean for your business?

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