Company Accounts
Company Accounts
All UK companies need to file their accounts to both Companies House and HMRC, Once a year. These accounts need to be prepared in accordance to applicable laws and regulations and must include a balance sheet, profit and loss account, notes on the accounts, and, in most cases, a director’s report.
Most companies use an accountant for this service, ensuring their paperwork is in order and they’re only paying what they owe in Corporation Tax. At Wiseborne, your company accounts will be undertaken by the actual partner (the firm’s owner) and not be allocated to anyone less senior such as an accounts manager as is normally the case. This is to ensure that the company will pay the minimum amount of tax that is legally possible, year in, year out.
How much is it?
The fee will vary according to the complexity/size of the company and the record keeping. If you would like a quotation then please contact us.
Frequently asked questions
How are the accounts finalised and filed? We will prepare draft accounts for you to have a look at which we can then discuss in person, video call, by phone or by email depending on your preference. We will then submit these accounts to the relevant authorities once you are happy for us to do so.
Do you offer guaranteed delivery dates? Yes, we can agree turn-around times and will be happy to work around your schedule, as we understand that you have a business to run, which must always come first.
How do I sign the accounts? We can either email these over to you or send you hard copies through the post.
What happens when the person who usually undertakes my accounts leaves the firm? At Wiseborne, the partner and only the partner will be undertaken your accounts. You will no longer need to worry about the frequent year to year changes in staff that is inevitable when using most accountancy firms.