Year-end accounts should do more than meet a deadline. We organise the records, prepare the required figures and explain what the results mean for your business in straightforward language.
Exactly what is included depends on your circumstances and the records available. A proposal is agreed before work begins.
Reviewing the accounting records supplied
Preparing year-end financial statements
Explaining the key movements and figures
Agreeing responsibilities and filing steps
Identifying bookkeeping improvements for the next year
How it works
Organised from the first conversation.
1
Gather
We agree what records are needed and identify any missing information early.
2
Prepare
The accounts are prepared from the information supplied and queries are resolved clearly.
3
Explain
You receive a plain-English overview of the results and the next filing steps.
Questions
Before we get started.
When should I get in touch about annual accounts?+
Earlier is usually better. Contact us before the filing deadline so there is time to review records and resolve questions properly.
Can you help if my bookkeeping is behind?+
Yes. We can first assess the records and agree any catch-up work needed before the accounts are prepared.
Do you work with both sole traders and limited companies?+
Yes. The exact accounts and filing requirements differ, so the scope is agreed around your business structure.
Next step
Let's understand what you need.
Tell us what you need, the relevant period and any upcoming deadline. We will review the scope before work is agreed. Do not include tax identifiers or confidential documents in your first message.