Limited Company Accounts
Statutory annual accounts prepared for Companies House, with the figures needed for the company’s Corporation Tax return.
Limited company accounting supportClear, accurate year end accounts for limited companies, sole traders and partnerships, with Companies House filing and tax return support where required.
We review your records, prepare the year end adjustments and explain the figures before you approve the accounts and any relevant filings.
Statutory accounts and Companies House filing for company directors.
Reliable year end figures to support your Self Assessment return.
Partnership accounts, profit shares and tax return information.
Practical guidance on your Companies House and HMRC dates.
Gondal Accountancy prepares year end accounts and annual accounts for limited companies, sole traders and partnerships in Birmingham. We turn your bookkeeping records into clear financial statements, explain the result and complete the agreed Companies House and tax filings.
The service is tailored to your legal structure. A limited company needs statutory accounts, while a sole trader or partnership needs dependable year end figures for Self Assessment. Your scope and fixed fee are agreed before work begins.
The reports and filing obligations differ, so we prepare the right accounts for the way your organisation operates.
Statutory annual accounts prepared for Companies House, with the figures needed for the company’s Corporation Tax return.
Limited company accounting supportIncome, allowable expenses and annual profit calculated from your business records to support your Self Assessment return.
Sole trader accounting supportYear end accounts showing the partnership result and each partner’s profit share, with partnership tax return support.
Partnership accounting supportAccounts preparation for charities and not-for-profit organisations, tailored to their legal form, income and reporting requirements.
Ask about charity accountsWe agree the exact work at the outset, based on your business structure, record quality and filing requirements.
First Companies House accounts: normally 21 months after registration.
Later annual accounts: normally 9 months after the financial year end.
Corporation Tax payment: normally 9 months and 1 day after the accounting period ends.
Company Tax Return: normally 12 months after the accounting period ends.
These are standard deadlines and exceptions can apply. Check your company’s dates or read the official GOV.UK annual accounts guidance.
Annual accounts are a compliance requirement for companies, but preparing them early also gives you useful time and information.
Early accounts give you more time to understand the likely tax liability and plan your cash flow before payment is due.
Accurate annual figures show how the business performed and highlight changes in profit, costs, assets and liabilities.
Starting before the deadline leaves time to resolve missing records and review the accounts properly before filing.
A straightforward process from your accounting records to approved accounts and agreed filings.
Keep your records current throughout the year and connect your annual accounts with the right tax and reporting support.
Ongoing company accounts, Corporation Tax, director payroll and compliance support.
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Year End Accounts Support
Tell us your business structure, year end and current record position. We will explain the work required and provide a fixed-fee quote before you decide.
Answers to common questions about year end accounts, statutory accounts and filing deadlines.
Annual accounts are financial statements prepared for a business’s financial year. Depending on the business structure, they can show income, expenses, profit, assets, liabilities and the financial position at the year end.
Limited companies must prepare annual statutory accounts. Sole traders and partnerships also need accurate year end figures to calculate business profit and complete their tax returns, even though they do not file statutory company accounts with Companies House.
A private limited company normally files annual accounts with Companies House within 9 months of its financial year end. A different deadline can apply if the accounting period changes or the company is not a private limited company.
A private company’s first accounts are normally due 21 months after its date of registration with Companies House. The exact period covered by the first accounts can affect the related tax deadlines.
A Company Tax Return is normally due 12 months after the end of the Corporation Tax accounting period. The return deadline is separate from the Corporation Tax payment deadline.
For many companies, Corporation Tax is due 9 months and 1 day after the end of the accounting period. Large companies and certain other cases may follow different payment rules.
We normally need bookkeeping records, business bank statements, sales and purchase information, invoices, receipts, finance agreements, payroll information and details of assets or money owed. We provide a tailored checklist for your business.
Yes. We can assess the records available, identify gaps and explain what is needed. Catch-up bookkeeping may be required before reliable accounts and tax returns can be completed.
No. Sole traders do not file statutory accounts with Companies House, but they must keep accurate business records and calculate their taxable profit for Self Assessment. Year end accounts can provide those figures and help you understand performance.
Yes. We can prepare your year end accounts and complete the relevant Companies House and tax return filings included in your agreed service. We explain what will be filed and ask for your approval first.
Last reviewed: 25 August 2026