Your year-end accounts
We prepare statutory accounts from your records. They include a balance sheet, a profit and loss account and notes. A director’s report is included unless the company is a micro-entity.
Year-end accounts, your Corporation Tax return and Companies House filing, kept in Xero by one accountant. You pay one fixed fee, agreed before we start.
This page is for limited companies. If you trade as a sole trader, see Self Assessment and tax returns.
We prepare statutory accounts from your records. They include a balance sheet, a profit and loss account and notes. A director’s report is included unless the company is a micro-entity.
We prepare your Company Tax Return, which is how the tax is worked out. You must file it even if the company made a loss.
We file your annual accounts. Give us your Companies House authentication code and we can send them for you.
Your records live online, so you and your accountant look at the same figures all year.
Tell us your year end and what you use for bookkeeping. We quote one fee before any work starts.
There is no single date for every company. Each deadline counts from your own dates, so we work them out with you once we know your year end.
Checked on 18 October 2026. Source: gov.uk, accounts and tax returns for private limited companies. More on annual accounts and Corporation Tax.
Your Corporation Tax accounting period is normally the same 12 months as your financial year. You can file with Companies House and HMRC together or separately. gov.uk says there are penalties for filing late with either.
Your accounts are only as good as the records behind them. If your books are in Xero, we work from them directly.
We do not publish prices. Every company is different, so we quote once we know what yours involves.
Answers drawn from gov.uk, with the link beside each one.
Yes. gov.uk says you must file the return even if the company makes a loss or has no Corporation Tax to pay.
No. gov.uk says you do not get a bill. You have to work out the tax through your Company Tax Return, pay it, or report that you have nothing to pay, by the deadline.
gov.uk says you must always send copies of the statutory accounts to all shareholders, to people who can go to the company’s general meetings, to Companies House, and to HMRC as part of your Company Tax Return.
Small companies and micro-entities may be able to send abridged accounts to Companies House, but still send full statutory accounts to members and to HMRC. gov.uk sets the size tests. We check which apply to your company.
Yes. gov.uk says you can give your accountant your Companies House authentication code so they can file your accounts, and appoint an agent to file your Company Tax Return.
We do not publish prices. You ask for a quote, we agree one fixed fee with you, and the work starts only after you accept it.
Checked on 18 October 2026.
WhatsApp or call and tell us about your company. You hear one fixed fee before we start.