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Company Account Services in Bury St Edmunds Suffolk

Our qualified team of chartered accountants is here to assist you with the best company accounting services in UK. We can evaluate what information your company needs to give HMRC and Companies House with just one phone call. We can help with collating all the relevant information required guide you through the filing process and help you rectify any errors.

Working with us also gives you access to an expert accounting solution that can help you improve your financial reporting. Company Accounts prepared for Limited Companies in the UK must be fully compliant with IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards) or the UK GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Practice).

Step 1: Profit & Loss (P&L) Account

Profit & Loss (P&L) gives the position of an enterprise or venture during the financial year. It would generally reveal the inflows of some income and the revenue expenditure generally incurred in broad administrative categories. But, of course, every business is unique and there has to be a way to address all these issues at once while finding the proper balance.

Companies will also file their Company Tax Returns with HMRC stating the amount of profits or losses made from trading, loans, and other facts which may affect their tax liability. For instance, income and expense information may be presented overall, annually, monthly or by a division of the business; a retail business with many stores may wish to view income & expenses based on the individual stores. Hence, a construction business may wish to know how much profit it makes from the project that it undertakes.

P&L should therefore be custom-built for management needs about the nature of the business, the extent of detail needed in the P&L, how often it is to be prepared or published and the format to be used.

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Step 02. Balance sheet

A balance sheet is the statement of the financial position of an enterprise in a given period of time. A Balance sheet should be prepared with notes to show specific ratios which need attention such as liquidity ratios, debtor and inventory days etc which will more or less show areas of concern thus putting you in a vantage position to plan for any cash flow requirement.

Step 03. Key performance indicators (KPI’s)

Moving to the next point, I wish to note that notes to the accounts contain important information which would be helpful for any business’s stakeholder. Examples of these would include some of the things such as; Analysis on fixed assets to include existing balances, amounts acquired, amounts disposed and depreciation. Due to the increase in interest in related party transactions, the following related party transactions were completed during the year:

Some of the particulars which may include creditors or debtors such as money owed can be split between the bank, taxman or director.

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Step 04. Directors report

The annual accounts or reports of larger companies are required to contain a Director’s Report, as provided by the Companies Act 2006, to enhance corporate transparency. It addresses the company’s main operations, any costs occurred throughout the year as well as their effect on business.

However, the business is also able to use the report as a platform to add more detail into how the business has done in the year amidst any regulations or changes in the economic environment. It may also include dividends which the business plans to pay, extraordinary items, exceptional credits, and discounts.

Step 05. Auditors report

The Auditor's Report is only needed if a Company has undergone an Audit (whether Compulsory or Voluntary Audit) and is prepared by the auditors of the Company. At the end of the examination, they will say whether or not the accounts paint an accurate picture of the business.
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Who do we help?

All our accounting services are built with YOUR NEEDS in mind.

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We love helping new start-up businesses succeed. We provide comprehensive services from company formation, support with raising finance, opening bank accounts, and developing business plans.

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Comprehensive accounting services for sole traders. We take the stress out of your accounting work so you can focus on growing your business.

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Specialist Sectors

  • Startups
  • Contractors
  • Ecommerce
  • Construction
  • Hotels and restaurants
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Frequently Asked Questions

TaxVatReturn ensures that you can securely see your financial statements. Your statements are always available to be viewed online as well as downloaded and/or printed out.
It must be submitted within nine months from the end of the company’s financial year. With TaxVatReturn on your side, all your deadlines will be taken care of and your accounts filed on time without having to worry about penalties.
High levels of verification and professional tools used by a team of qualified accountants guarantee compliance and accuracy. We also review and audit your financial statements on a regular basis.
Some information that you will be required to present include bank statements, invoices, receipts, payroll, and records of any loans or investments that you may have made. For more detailed information about the documents needed, TaxVatReturn can assist you.
In the UK, it is required for every company to submit its accounts every year. TaxVatReturn can assist you in preparing and submitting your accounts in time to meet all legal obligations.
TaxVatReturn offers broad services for company accounts among which are bookkeeping, preparation of financial statements and payrolls, submission of VAT returns and statutory accounts.
Yes, TaxVatReturn provides VAT return services. We can help with VAT registration and filing of VAT returns to HMRC as well as adhering to the regulations of VAT.
Failing to meet a deadline can lead to extra charges or even fines. TaxVatReturn is alert to your due dates and timely submit the accounts to ensure that there are no delays.
Indeed, TaxVatReturn has a special niche for dealing with accounts that have gone overdue. We can assist you with doing your accounts and dealing with either HMRC or Companies House if needed.
You can reach us on our website, phone or through an e-mail to book an appointment. During this step, we will review your requirements, specify the individual approach to your case, and describe how you can become a client of our company.