Year-End Accounts
Statutory year-end accounts, filed right by a local firm
Your statutory accounts have to balance, follow the right standard, and land on time. We match you with a local accounting firm that prepares and files them properly.
What's involved
What statutory year-end accounts covers.
- Full statutory accounts prepared to FRS 102 or FRS 105 as your size requires
- Balance sheet, profit and loss, and the notes that go with them
- Filing of accounts with Companies House before your deadline
- Director approval and the right disclosures for your company size
- IXBRL tagging where it is needed for online filing
- A check that your year-end figures line up with your corporation tax return
Why it matters
Late or incorrect statutory accounts mean automatic penalties from Companies House that grow the longer you wait. A local firm keeps your filing accurate and on time. You stay compliant without chasing the detail yourself.
FAQ
Good to know.
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For a private limited company, they are usually due nine months after your accounting reference date. Your first set after incorporation runs to a longer deadline. The firm we match you with will confirm your exact date.
Statutory accounts are the formal year-end accounts filed with Companies House and HMRC. Management accounts are internal reports you use to run the business. The firm can prepare both.
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