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Everything here is free to use and quote without asking. If you need a figure checked, a chart in another format, or a comment on deadline, the number below is answered during office hours.

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Roseworth is a Finchley accountancy practice specialising in limited companies and company groups.

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Roseworth Limited is an accountancy and tax practice at 662 High Road, Finchley, north London. It works principally with limited companies, company groups and their directors — accounts and tax compliance, VAT, payroll, company secretarial work, restructuring and cross-border structures. It publishes a free tax calendar and seventeen calculators for anyone to use, and, through Roseworth Research, studies built entirely on public data.

The practice.

Since
2018, from the same address on Finchley High Road.
Specialism
Limited companies and company groups. Also overseas owners of UK companies, sole traders, landlords, contractors, partnerships and startups.
Services
Fifteen lines, doing three jobs: keeping a company compliant, helping it decide what to do next, and getting its structure right.
Free to anyone
A tax calendar built from a company’s real Companies House record and subscribable to a phone, seventeen calculators, a full 2026/27 rates reference, and an HMRC updates feed. No sign-up on any of it.

Roseworth Research.

Four papers, released weekly through October. Journalists can take the PDFs directly — no form, no email required.

  • London’s Food Business Scorecard — PDFPublished 01/10/2026
  • The Paper High StreetUnder embargo until 08/10/2026 — ask us for an advance copy
  • The BoundaryUnder embargo until 15/10/2026 — ask us for an advance copy
  • Controlled Research at a High-Street PracticeUnder embargo until 22/10/2026 — ask us for an advance copy

The complete set is also available as one combined PDF once the final paper is out.

What we can comment on.

Most of what we are asked about is not the research. Roughly in order of how often it comes up:

Running an owner-managed company
Taking money out of a company and what it costs, dividends against salary, director’s loans, whether to incorporate at all, and what changes when a business grows into a group.
Tax and filing changes as they land
Budget measures and what they actually do to a small company, Making Tax Digital, VAT registration and the flat rate scheme, payroll and the cost of employing people.
Company law and Companies House
Identity verification and the November 2026 deadline, the accounts reforms due in 2028, confirmation statements, strike-off, and what the register does and does not record.
Cross-border and international structures
Overseas owners of UK companies, branch against subsidiary, non-resident landlords, and the compliance-first case for structures that have to survive an enquiry.
The North London high street
What is actually happening to small businesses in Finchley, Barnet and the boroughs around them, from a practice that sits on the road it is talking about.
The research, and the method behind it
What the company register can and cannot tell you about the high street, the VAT line between eating in and taking away, and using AI in professional work under controls strict enough to publish.

Declaration.

Roseworth acts for businesses in the sector it has studied and therefore has a commercial interest in the subject. The research uses public data only — the Companies House register, the Food Standards Agency register and ONS geography — and no client information of any kind. Every correction made before publication is recorded in Paper 3.

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