Year End Accounts Preparation (Finalisation Of Accounts) Services
The ‘year end’ is the specific day on which a company’s financial year comes to a close, marking the end of the accounting period for which the financial statements are prepared, including the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement, among others.
Financial year-end reporting is a legal requirement for transparency and accountability, ensuring that limited companies meet their annual reporting requirements to HMRC and Companies House. These statements provide a snapshot of a company’s financial performance and position. By reporting their accounts, businesses comply with regulations and contribute to transparency and accountability in the UK’s business environment.
The company’s annual accounts must be prepared accurately to reflect its financial performance and position, ensuring compliance with statutory requirements.
All companies registered in the UK (Ltd Company, LLP, Sole Trade) need to file Annual Accounts before the end of 12 months every year, from the date of incorporation. This year-end accounts, also known as Statutory or Company Accounts, need to be filed with HMRC and accounts with Companies House. Statutory accounts are detailed financial documents required by law, containing information on turnover, expenses, tax allowances, and profit, essential for calculating corporation tax and providing a summary of the company’s financial operations.
All accounting records and year-end accounts that are filed need to be in compliance with relevant company laws and need to be completed as per valid accounting principles. This will make the records useful for the purpose of filing tax returns and also for the purpose of VAT calculations.