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Year-End Accounts
What are year-end accounts?
Statutory Accounts that can also we call End of Year Accounts are required by all the business registered in UK including but not limited to LTDs, Partnerships, Sole-Proprietors etc.). Each company is required to file an Annual Account at the end of every 12 months from when that company was registered.
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What do I need for year end accounts?
Financial year end reporting is a legal requirement for limited companies. If you run a limited company, then at the end of your financial year you must send certain information to HMRC and Companies House. Financial year-end reporting is a legal requirement, both to ensure that the company pays the right amount of tax, and to provide the public, banks, shareholders and potential investors with accurate information about the company.
Every limited company has its own financial year. This year starts on the company’s ‘birthday’ (i.e. the date you started trading, specified when you registered with Companies House), so the year-end falls on the day before that date in the following calendar year. It shouldn’t be confused with the tax year, which runs from 6 April to 5 April.
Your financial year is usually the same as your accounting period for corporation tax. This is the period on which you need to report.
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