Statutory accounts that meet UK GAAP and Companies House rules.
Micro-entity and small company accounts prepared from clean records, reviewed by a second person and filed on time.
What this service covers.
Annual accounts are a statutory requirement, not a formality. They must be prepared under the correct framework and filed at Companies House within the deadline for your company's size.
We start from your bookkeeping, agree the figures to supporting records and prepare accounts that are consistent with the Corporation Tax return.
The work we handle for you.
Every engagement is quoted on a fixed scope, so you know exactly what is covered before we begin.
- Micro-entity or small company accounts under UK GAAP
- Profit and loss, balance sheet and notes
- Director approval and filing with Companies House
- Corporation Tax reconciliation
- Filing deadline reminders
Often arranged alongside this.
Annual accounts (UK GAAP) questions
When are annual accounts due?
Nine months after the accounting reference date for a private company, though first accounts have a longer period.
Do I need an audit?
Most micro and small companies are exempt, but eligibility depends on turnover, balance sheet total and employees.
Can you file accounts prepared by someone else?
Yes. We can review and file existing accounts, provided they meet the filing requirements.