Statutory accounts prepared and filed at Companies House — accurate, on time and fully compliant with UK accounting standards. Plus a clear review of the year so you can plan what comes next.
Statutory accounts prepared to UK standards, filed at Companies House, HMRC notified — and an annual review call so you understand your year-end position and can plan ahead.
We prepare your statutory accounts to FRS 102 or micro-entity standards — accurately, completely and in the correct format for Companies House filing. Includes balance sheet, profit and loss, and all required notes.
Your statutory accounts are filed at Companies House within the required filing period — with confirmation of acceptance provided. We also prepare and file your CT600 simultaneously so corporation tax and accounts are dealt with in one process.
A review call with Adam to walk through your year-end figures — what they mean, how the year performed and what the numbers tell you about your business. You leave the conversation informed, not confused.
We use the year-end as a starting point for the year ahead — identifying tax planning opportunities, flagging upcoming deadlines and helping you structure your affairs for the next 12 months.
A clear process from year-end to submission — with a review so you understand your numbers before anything is filed.
We request your year-end records and close off your bookkeeping — ensuring all transactions are coded, reconciled and ready for the accounts preparation process.
Your statutory accounts are prepared to the correct standard — FRS 102 or micro-entity — and shared with you for review before any filing takes place.
We walk through the accounts with you — explaining what the figures mean, discussing performance and flagging any planning points before we file.
Accounts filed at Companies House and CT600 filed with HMRC simultaneously. Filing confirmations provided. Next year's deadlines noted and diarised.
Limited companies must file their statutory accounts at Companies House within 9 months of their accounting year-end (or 21 months for the first year). Your corporation tax return (CT600) must be filed with HMRC within 12 months of year-end. We track both deadlines and file well ahead of them.
Statutory accounts are the formal financial statements that limited companies are legally required to prepare and file each year — including a balance sheet, profit and loss account and supporting notes. For smaller companies, micro-entity accounts are a simplified option. We advise on which format is appropriate for your business.
Yes — we file your statutory accounts at Companies House and your CT600 corporation tax return with HMRC simultaneously, so both are handled in a single process. You receive confirmation of both filings.
The annual review is a call with Adam to walk through your year-end figures — what the accounts show, how the year performed, what the numbers mean for your business and any tax planning points for the year ahead. It's designed to leave you informed, not just compliant.
Yes — we handle transitions from other accountants regularly. We request the necessary handover information directly from your previous accountant, review prior-year accounts and ensure continuity of your records. The process is straightforward and we manage it on your behalf.
Adam takes me through the year-end figures every year and actually explains what they mean. I leave knowing exactly where the business stands.
Book a free call. We'll review your current filing situation and give you a clear fixed-price quote for this year's accounts — no obligation.