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Company Accounts

Statutory accounts done right, filed on time, every time.

Service Overview

Company Accounts

Your year-end accounts are your company's annual report card — to HMRC, to Companies House, to your bank and to anyone you'll ever raise money from. We prepare them to the highest standard, file them weeks before the deadline and use them as the starting point for next year's tax planning.

Company Accounts
Specialism
Company Accounts
What's Included

A complete, joined-up service

Everything you need from your company accounts provider — under one roof, on one fixed fee.

01

FRS 105 (Micro-Entity)

Streamlined accounts for companies with turnover under £632k, balance sheet under £316k and 10 or fewer employees.

02

FRS 102 (Small & Medium)

Full UK GAAP accounts with disclosures, abridged options and reduced filings to keep sensitive data off the public record.

03

Confirmation Statement

Annual CS01 filing at Companies House with PSC, share capital and SIC code updates included.

04

Dormant Company Accounts

DCA filings for companies with no significant accounting transactions in the period.

05

Group Consolidations

Consolidated accounts for parent companies with subsidiaries, including intra-group eliminations and minority interests.

06

Director's Report & Strategic Report

Where required, narrative reports highlighting business performance, principal risks and future outlook.

How It Works

Our four-step process

Simple, transparent and built around your timeline — not ours.

01

Records Review

We collect your bookkeeping records, bank statements and supporting schedules at year-end.

02

Preparation

Accounts are drafted in our specialist software, fully cross-referenced with HMRC iXBRL tagging.

03

Director's Approval

We walk you through the figures, answer questions and obtain signed approval before filing.

04

Filing

Submitted to Companies House and HMRC with the corporation tax return — confirmation sent to you within 24 hours.

Who It's For

Is this right for you?

Our company accountsservice is purpose-built for the situations below. If your circumstances aren't listed, get in touch — we've almost certainly seen it before.

  • Limited companies (any size)
  • Limited liability partnerships (LLPs)
  • Group structures with subsidiaries
  • Dormant or non-trading companies
  • Newly incorporated start-ups
Speak to a Specialist

Get a fixed-fee quote for your company accounts requirements.

No commitment, no hard sell — just clear advice from a qualified UK accountant.

Common Questions

Company Accounts FAQs

First accounts are due 21 months after the date of incorporation. Subsequent accounts are due 9 months after your accounting reference date. Late filing penalties start at £150 and rise to £1,500 for delays over 6 months.

FRS 105 is a simplified standard for micro-entities (very small companies) with reduced disclosure requirements. FRS 102 is the full UK GAAP standard. Most start-ups qualify for FRS 105, but we'll recommend FRS 102 if you're planning to raise investment, where investors expect fuller disclosure.

Yes — abbreviated or full accounts are filed at Companies House and visible on the public register. We can file abridged accounts for small companies, which keeps the profit & loss statement private and only discloses the balance sheet.

Get Started Today

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Book a free 30-minute consultation. We'll review your situation, flag any quick wins and quote a fixed monthly fee.