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Year-End Accounts Services

Preparing year-end accounts is a vital part of running a successful business. At Linx Accounting, we provide accurate, compliant, and insightful year-end accounts services to businesses across London, helping you meet your statutory obligations while gaining a clear understanding of your financial performance.

Our expert team ensures your accounts are prepared efficiently and submitted on time, giving you peace of mind and allowing you to focus on growing your business.

What Are Year-End Accounts?

Year-end accounts are financial statements prepared at the end of your company’s financial year. They summarise your business performance and financial position, including income, expenses, assets, and liabilities.

These accounts are submitted to HMRC and Companies House and play a crucial role in calculating your Corporation Tax and assessing the overall health of your business

Why Year-End Accounts Are Important?

Accurate year-end accounts are more than just a legal requirement—they provide valuable insights into your business performance. They help you:

  • Understand profitability and financial position
  • Meet HMRC and Companies House compliance requirements
  • Support tax planning and reduce liabilities
  • Improve decision-making and business strategy
  • Build credibility with lenders and investors

Keeping your accounts accurate and up to date ensures your business stays compliant and financially strong

Our Year-End Accounts Services

At Linx Accounting, we offer a complete, end-to-end service tailored to your business needs:

Preparation of Statutory Accounts

We prepare your annual accounts in line with UK accounting standards, ensuring full compliance with HMRC and Companies House requirements.

Corporation Tax Support

Your year-end accounts form the basis of your Corporation Tax return. We ensure all figures are accurate and tax-efficient, helping you minimise liabilities.

Financial Review & Insights

We don’t just prepare your accounts—we explain them. Our team provides clear insights into your financial performance, helping you understand your numbers and plan ahead.

Submission to HMRC & Companies House

We handle all filings on your behalf, ensuring deadlines are met and your business remains fully compliant.

Ongoing Advice & Planning

We provide proactive advice to help improve profitability, manage costs, and plan for the future

Deciding on a Year End

Limited companies, partnerships and sole traders are free to pick whatever year end they like.

Many business owners will pick a calendar year or the tax year (either 31st March or 5th April). Picking the tax year will make your tax liability based on the latest finalised accounts and therefore as current as possible. Consequently, some business owners prefer to have a tax year end, because they have a better feel for what their tax liability might be.  Opting for the 31st March or 5th April will also avoid any complicated overlap relief calculations for sole traders or partners.

You should look to prepare sole traders accounts and partnership accounts well ahead of the tax return deadline of 31st January. Companies typically have nine months from their year end to complete their accounts, but it’s always best to check on Companies House’s website what the company accounts filing deadline is.

 

Bookkeeping

We can prepare your accounts from whatever bookkeeping records you have – whether they be computerised, spreadsheets, a cashbook or a bag of receipts. And we can advise you on how to strengthen your record keeping procedures, which in turn will help you run your business more effectively.

 

It goes without saying that your accounts will be prepared in accordance with accounting standards and we will check that you are claiming everything you are entitled to.

 

Whether you are a sole trader, partnership or limited company, letting us prepare your year end accounts will relieve you of what can be an extremely stressful and time-consuming exercise.

Register Company

Before paying corporation tax, your company must be registered with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).

Notify HMRC

This ensures that HMRC recognizes your business as liable for tax and allows you to operate legally within the UK tax system.

Stay Compliant

We guide you through the complete registration process, making it simple and hassle-free.