London Construction Accountants has supported builders, contractors, subcontractors and developers across London and the Home Counties since the practice was founded. Every engagement begins with a structural review of your books, your CIS records and your company filings, so we can identify the tax reliefs and allowances that construction businesses most often miss. From reclaiming overpaid CIS deductions to restructuring profit and loss statements for clearer cashflow, our work is built on sector-specific knowledge — not generic accountancy.
Construction accounting is structural work. A set of company accounts is only as reliable as the records beneath it, so we engineer every file from the ground up: reconciled bank statements, matched subcontractor invoices, correctly applied CIS gross payment status, and capital allowance claims that reflect the realities of plant, equipment and vehicles on site. The result is a CT600 that files cleanly, a self assessment that survives HMRC scrutiny, and a balance sheet that gives lenders and directors a true picture of the business.
The examples below are drawn from the kind of engagements we handle regularly. Names and identifying details have been changed, but the numbers and the approach are representative of the outcomes construction clients can expect when their accounts are built on solid foundations — whether they are a sole trader subcontractor in Southall, a limited company builder in Harrow, or a developer with multiple live projects across West London.