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Yudey UK · Corporation Tax record review

Make the evidence behind company tax figures easier to follow.

Review a defined set of Corporation Tax records to identify missing support, inconsistent schedules and questions for the next return or adviser handover.

  • Written scope
  • Fees agreed first
  • Remote enquiries
A practical outcome

Know what you are working towards

01

An evidence index

Connect selected tax figures with their supporting records.

02

A gaps report

Identify missing documents and inconsistencies requiring investigation.

03

A preparation action list

Prioritise the information needed for further tax work.

Who this service is for

  • Companies preparing records for a tax return
  • Businesses changing their tax adviser
  • Directors concerned about incomplete supporting evidence

Review the supporting file with a clear purpose

Tax figures are easier to explain when the underlying records can be located and understood. Yudey helps review a defined Corporation Tax evidence set, identifying what is present and what still needs attention. The service can support a forthcoming return, an adviser handover or a concern about selected transactions. We begin with the period and the question rather than assuming a full investigation is required.

The written scope identifies record categories, review depth and the professional input needed. An evidence review is different from preparing a return, auditing accounts or representing the company in an HMRC enquiry. If official correspondence has already arrived, its wording and dates may change the appropriate engagement. We clarify that before treating the matter as a routine preparation exercise.

Connect computations with source information

The agreed work can organise accounts, tax computations, asset schedules and selected supporting documents. We ask how figures were derived and whether the final version is identifiable. The official guidance explains the need to retain company financial records and information supporting accounts and tax returns. [1] Our review can make that evidence easier to trace within the selected scope.

A figure appearing in two spreadsheets is not necessarily independently supported. We compare references and identify where an amount depends on a missing invoice, agreement or explanation. Where the evidence is incomplete, the report records the limitation. It does not infer that a claim is valid simply because it was made before, or that a missing file proves the original treatment was wrong.

Examine continuity and unusual transactions

Balances carried between periods may require supporting schedules and a clear history. We can identify inconsistencies between previous computations, current records and the explanations supplied. If the company changed systems or advisers, we ask what was transferred and what remains outside the current file. The review can then distinguish a handover gap from a question about the underlying calculation.

Selected loans, capital expenditure and related-party transactions may need more context than a ledger description provides. We identify the documents and business facts relevant to the enquiry. Assessing the tax treatment itself may require an expanded professional scope. The evidence review should not silently become a complete tax opinion on every transaction encountered in the records.

Keep findings proportionate to the evidence

The output can separate missing records, inconsistent amounts and substantive questions requiring further advice. Each finding can reference the relevant period or transaction and suggest the next information request. This helps the company assign work without turning every administrative gap into an allegation or assuming that all missing evidence can be recreated from memory.

We also identify where information belongs to another adviser or system. Requests to third parties require your authority and suitable handling arrangements. We do not make admissions to HMRC or contact former advisers automatically as part of compiling a report. If the scope includes correspondence, the recipient, purpose and approval process are agreed before it is sent.

Prepare the next tax workstream

Your handover can include an evidence index, a query list and priorities for return preparation or further review. It records what was considered and what remains unresolved. That information can help a tax professional focus on the material questions without implying that the file is complete in areas outside the engagement.

Historical amendments, specialist claims and enquiry responses are separately identified. A report that flags an issue does not amend a return or change the company's tax account. We clarify the proposed next step and any further fees before implementation. Where a filing or response date is approaching, responsibility for monitoring it is expressly agreed rather than assumed from the existence of the review.

Agree the scope and cost

Fees depend on the periods, record volume, complexity and condition of the supporting file. The GBP quote states applicable VAT and any additional professional analysis. Start with the company, periods and specific concern, plus any deadline or correspondence. We will agree a proportionate document request and protected sharing method before receiving detailed computations or sensitive transaction records.

Official information behind this service

Sources checked on 7 September 2026. Use the linked guidance for subsequent changes.

  1. GOV.UK: Company and accounting records
How it works

From your enquiry to an agreed result

01

Define the records

Choose the period and tax questions to examine.

02

Collect the agreed file

Organise computations, schedules and source evidence.

03

Compare and query

Identify differences and unsupported assumptions.

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Hand over the findings

Receive evidence references and prioritised next steps.

Fees & timing

Understand the commitment before you decide.

Your written quote

Scoped GBP fee for the selected periods and records, with applicable VAT. Tax opinions, amendments and enquiry representation are separately agreed.

When the work can start

The review schedule depends on access to the selected file and responses to evidence queries; official response dates require separate agreement.

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Before you enquire

Your questions,
answered.

Specific answers about corporation tax record review.

Is this a full tax audit?

No. It is a defined review of selected supporting records and questions. The proposal states its coverage and limits, so it should not be read as independent assurance about every tax position the company has taken.

Can you review records from a previous adviser?

Yes, where the relevant records can lawfully be supplied and the scope is agreed. Obtaining missing information or contacting the previous adviser requires authority. We distinguish evidence gaps from conclusions about the quality of their work.

Will you amend a return if an error is found?

An amendment is separately scoped unless expressly included. The findings first identify the issue and evidence needed. The appropriate correction must be assessed and approved before any change is prepared or submitted.

What if an HMRC enquiry has already started?

Provide the correspondence dates and a short description immediately. The matter may need a specific enquiry-response engagement. A routine evidence review should not be assumed to cover representation, deadlines or communication with HMRC.

Can missing documents be reconstructed?

We can identify alternative evidence to consider within scope, but will not invent records or present estimates as original documents. The report explains what is available and which conclusions remain limited by missing support.

How do you price this review?

The quotation considers periods, record categories, volume and complexity. It separates the evidence review from return preparation, specialist tax advice or formal correspondence, with the GBP fee and applicable VAT explained before work begins.

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