Company Accounts - My Blog
WHO NEEDS TO FILE COMPANY ACCOUNTS?
“Do you have a limited company in the Uk? If so, you must file company accounts with Companies House. We can assist you whether this is your first filing or if it has been a while since your last filing.”.
WHAT ARE COMPANY/STATUTORY ACCOUNTS?
Company Accounts are documents prepared at the end of a financial year which show how a company has performed over the accounting period.
SIZE DETERMINES REQUIREMENTS
Depending on the company’s size, specific rules and guidelines will be used while preparing company accounts.
Which financial records must be submitted? Accounts often include:
- Cashflow statement
- A balance Sheet
- Account of profit or loss
- Director’s report
- Account notes
- Auditors Report
Your dedicated account manager will assess what you should include when you file company accounts. This is an excellent opportunity to get an up-to-date snapshot of your business and tackle any potential issues head-on.
HOW WE WORK
BOOKKEEPING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
Our bookkeeping services give you peace of mind about your company’s financial standing. With four state-of-the-art accounting software at your disposal, our team of accountants will work with you to promote transparent communication and supervise finances from beginning to end.
ADJUSTMENTS AT THE YEAR-END
A clear reflection of your company’s finances is our goal. We will conduct a thorough evaluation of your financials and recommend any adjustments that need to be made for your reports to be accurate.
We understand the importance of staying on top of your company accounts. At Pearl, we’re here to help you make sure that you meet HMRC deadlines and obligations, ensuring it is turned in in the correct format and meets all disclosure requirements so your company isn’t subject to penalties.
SIGN & SUBMIT TO COMPANIES HOUSE & HMRC
We understand the importance of staying on top of your company accounts. At Pearl, we’re here to help you make sure that you meet HMRC deadlines and obligations, ensuring it is turned in in the correct format and meets all disclosure requirements so your company isn’t subject to penalties.
