Year End Accounts in the UK – Accurate, Compliant, and Hassle-Free Submissions

Year End Accounts UK

Year end accounts are a legal requirement for all UK businesses to stay compliant with Companies House and HMRC.

At Count 4 You, we prepare accurate and compliant accounts under FRS 102, FRS 105, and IFRS frameworks. Whether you’re a micro-entity or an international company, we guarantee timely, error-free submissions aligned with legal and financial standards.

What Are Year End Accounts?

Year end accounts, also called statutory accounts, are a legal requirement for UK companies. They summarise your business’s financial performance over the year and are filed with Companies House and HMRC. These include profit and loss statements, balance sheets, and supporting notes.

Who Needs to File Year End Accounts in the UK?

All limited companies in the UK must file annual accounts — including dormant ones.

While sole traders and partnerships don’t submit to Companies House, they still require year-end financial reports for tax planning and HMRC compliance.

FRS 102, FRS 105 and IFRS – What’s the Difference?

Choosing the right financial reporting standard is vital:

**FRS 105** – For micro-entities with turnover under £632,000. Fewer disclosures, simple reporting.
**FRS 102** – For small and medium businesses. Requires detailed disclosures including tax, assets, and fair value accounting.
**IFRS** – Used by large or international companies. Globally recognised standards, in-depth compliance required.

Count 4 You helps you identify the correct framework and ensures full compliance.

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Count 4 You made our year-end process painless. They handled everything from tax computations to Companies House filing.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Year-End Accounts UK

What are year-end accounts?

Year-end accounts (also called statutory accounts) summarize your business’s financial activity over the year. They are a legal requirement for limited companies in the UK and are filed with Companies House and HMRC.

All limited companies in the UK, including dormant companies, must file year-end accounts. Sole traders and partnerships don’t file with Companies House but still require financial records for tax reporting.

Late filing can result in financial penalties and potential legal action. Companies House and HMRC impose fines starting from £150 and increasing based on how late the submission is.

Typical documents include a profit and loss statement, balance sheet, notes to the accounts, a director’s report (if applicable), and any supporting schedules. These are filed alongside the CT600 if corporation tax is due.

Depending on the complexity of your business, it usually takes 7–14 working days after receiving all relevant documents. We aim for fast, compliant, and accurate submissions.

Yes, we provide full CT600 preparation and filing alongside your statutory accounts, ensuring your business remains fully compliant with HMRC requirements.

While you can technically file them yourself, having an accountant ensures accuracy, compliance, and avoidance of penalties. It also saves significant time and stress.

FRS 105 is for micro-entities, FRS 102 is for small to medium businesses, and IFRS is for larger or international firms. We help you select the right framework based on your business size and structure.

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