Limited Company Accounts
Limited company accounts are the formal record of your company’s financial activity for the year. They show how your business has performed and ensure you meet your legal reporting requirements. Statutory accounts must be prepared in a specific format and filed with Companies House. The figures are also used to calculate your Corporation Tax and complete the required HMRC submissions.
Even for small companies, this is a required process every year — and it needs to be done accurately and on time.
How Does the Limited Company Accounts Filing Work?
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The process usually includes:
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Reviewing your company’s financial records for the accounting period
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Preparing statutory accounts in line with reporting requirements
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Calculating Corporation Tax based on the accounts
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Submitting the relevant filings to Companies House and HMRC
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Providing you with a clear summary of what has been submitted and when
What You'll Need to Provide
To prepare your company accounts, we’ll typically need:
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Your bookkeeping records (or access to your accounting software)
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Bank statements
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Details of income and expenses
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Any additional information relevant to the year
If anything is missing or unclear, we’ll highlight it early so it can be resolved well before submission deadlines.
If you’re looking for dependable, organised support for your limited company accounts and Corporation Tax, get in touch — we’ll be happy to help.