Accounts and Reporting
Year-end accounts you can sign with confidence, and monthly reporting that shows how your business is really performing.
Year-end accounts starting from£500a yearFor limited companies with turnover up to £50,000
Accounts filed, performance explained
From statutory filings to management reporting you can rely on.
- Statutory accountsYear-end accounts for companies of every size, including dormant and micro-entity filings, prepared and filed with Companies House.
- Management accountsMonthly or quarterly reporting on profit, cash and the balance sheet, with a live dashboard.
- Sole trader and partnership accountsClear accounts that feed directly into personal tax returns.
- Group and holding company accountsConsolidated accounts, with intercompany balances reconciled.
- Director’s loan and dividend planningLoan balances monitored, and dividends declared with planning.
- Monthly review meetingA meeting each month to discuss your results, what has changed and what needs attention.
From tangle to clarity
Many businesses start with a box of receipts, messy spreadsheets and a bank feed nobody has checked. We turn that into clear accounts.
The value we add
Filed with confidence
Accounts prepared to the right standard and filed well before every deadline.
Performance in focus
Monthly reporting on margins, costs and cash, with every movement explained.
Trusted by lenders and investors
Clear, reliable accounts that support borrowing and investment.
Four steps, in order
Records in
You share access or send records. We tell you exactly what is missing.
Draft
We prepare draft accounts and flag anything worth discussing.
Review
We go through the draft with you before anything is filed.
File
We file, then send final copies and next year’s key dates.
Our latest thinking
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Who you will work with
Armghan MehmoodAccounting and Tax Specialist
Shaikh AbdullahAccounting and Tax Specialist
Bakhtawar JavedSenior Accountant
Frequently asked questions
How much do year-end accounts cost?
Year-end accounts start from £500 for limited companies with turnover up to £50,000. Larger or more complex companies are quoted individually, always as a fixed fee agreed before we start.
Our year-end is coming up. What can we still do?
Quite a lot, if we talk before the year closes, such as timing the purchase of equipment, reviewing bonuses and pension contributions, writing off debts that will not be paid and checking the value of your stock. Each can change the profit you are taxed on.
Read: Company year end: ten things to do before the books closeWhat is the difference between statutory and management accounts?
Statutory accounts are prepared once a year to meet the law and are filed with Companies House. Management accounts are prepared monthly or quarterly for your own use, and show how the business is performing while there is still time to act.
Read: A finance dashboard you will actually look atHow much of our accounts will be public?
What is filed at Companies House can be seen by anyone. Small and micro companies can file simpler accounts that show far less, and we advise how little you need to publish.
Our profit looks healthy, so why is there so little cash?
Profit is earned when you invoice; cash arrives when customers pay. Stock, slow payers, loan repayments and dividends all take cash that the profit figure does not show. Your management accounts set the two side by side.
Read: Seven finance questions every owner should ask each monthTalk to us about accounts and reporting
We will come back to you within one working day with next steps and a fixed quote.