Year-End Accounts — Limited Companies
Your year-end accounts, handled.
Most directors approach their year-end with a drawer full of bank statements and a rough idea of what they owe. It does not have to work that way. Fixed-fee pricing, filed accurately and on time, with Daniel — ACCA-qualified, 20 years of experience — available the day you have a question.
- Statutory accounts and CT600 prepared and filed on time
- Your Corporation Tax liability known well before the deadline
- Companies House filing handled — nothing falls through the cracks
- Plain-English explanation of what the numbers actually mean
No long-term contract. If it is not working after three months, you leave with clean, filed accounts and nothing owed.
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What our clients say
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Turned Around Fast, Done Thoroughly
“Fees were transparent, turnaround was fast, and the work was done thoroughly and accurately.”
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Every Detail Explained to Finalise Accounts
“Very professional, explaining every detail meticulously in order to finalise our accounts. A huge thank you Daniel.”
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Rates Better Than Other Accountants
“His rates are extremely good compared to some other accountants out there and I get more for my money.”
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Annual Accounts Done, Nothing to Worry About
“Professional service. This company does my accounts every year and i never have to worry about it. Speedy as well.”
Sound familiar?
Year-end coming up and the books are not ready.
For most limited company directors, the year-end accounts arrive as an event rather than a conclusion. Records are scattered, the tax bill is a mystery until the last possible moment, and the accountant sends a document that requires its own decoder ring. None of that is necessary — it is just what happens when the process is left until deadline pressure forces it.
- Scrambling to find receipts and bank statements at the last minute
- No idea what the Corporation Tax bill will be until accounts are signed off
- Accounts filed on time but still not sure what they actually show
What a tidy year-end looks like
When records are kept current throughout the year, the year-end is a formality rather than a crisis. You know the numbers before the filing. The tax bill is not a surprise. And the accounts come with an explanation that actually makes sense.
- Records reconciled throughout the year — no last-minute scramble for paperwork
- Corporation Tax liability calculated and communicated well ahead of the deadline
- Accounts walked through in plain English so you understand what they show
- Fixed fee agreed upfront — no invoice you were not expecting
What clients say about their year-end
Directors who came in with disorganised records and left with filed accounts, a clear tax position, and considerably less to worry about.
Professional service. This company does my accounts every year and i never have to worry about it. Speedy as well. I am a very happy customer.
Absolutely recommend Daniel for all and any accounts related matter. Would use his expertise again. He is the most amazing person, very professional, explaining every detail meticulously in order to finalise our accounts. A huge thank you Daniel.
What the year-end accounts fee covers
Everything required to close your financial year properly — statutory accounts, Corporation Tax, and Companies House filing — included as standard.
Statutory Accounts and CT600
Your full statutory accounts are prepared to Companies House standard and filed on time, alongside the CT600 Corporation Tax return to HMRC. The tax liability is calculated accurately, with any allowable deductions and reliefs applied before the return is submitted. You will know the number before it becomes a bill.
Included as standardCompanies House Filing Handled
The confirmation that your accounts have been received and accepted by Companies House is not something you should need to chase. Filing is done on your behalf, deadlines are tracked, and late-filing penalties — currently up to £1,500 for limited companies — simply do not happen. Which is, frankly, the way it should be.
Included as standardPlain-English Accounts Review
Once the accounts are finalised, Daniel walks you through what they show — profit, tax, director’s loan position, retained earnings — in language that does not require an accounting background to follow. If there are planning points worth discussing for the year ahead, they will be raised at the same time.
Included as standardConsistently five stars across every engagement
Sole traders, limited company directors and contractors — different businesses, consistent experience.
Fast Turnaround on Time-Sensitive Deadline
“I worked with Daniel at DG Accountancy to review and sign off my sole trader accounts for a time-sensitive mortgage application, and the service was excellent. Daniel was extremely responsive, clear, and professional throughout.”
Tax Knowledge Saved Money on Expenses
“Daniel was very helpful with my books and tax return. He offered great advise and insight in how to manage my books better and more efficiently. His knowledge in tax law and what can be used for expenses really helped with saving money where I could.”
Explained Everything Clearly, No Prior Knowledge Needed
“Daniel was very helpful and patient with me when I had no clue what to do and spoke through everything with me and made it clear, couldn’t recommend him enough, thank you again.”
What makes the difference on year-end
Year-end accounts are a legal requirement. What you do with them is a choice. Here is what a different kind of accountant looks like.
Your Tax Bill Before the Deadline
Most directors find out their Corporation Tax liability when the accounts land in their inbox, often close to the payment date. At DG Accountancy, the tax position is communicated as part of the accounts process — not as a parting surprise. You have time to plan, not just time to pay.
No Chasing, No Waiting
The year-end process stalls when the accountant is slow to respond. Questions get asked once and answered the same day. Documents are requested clearly, returned promptly, and the filing happens without you needing to prompt it. Sharon Kelly put it plainly: she never has to worry about it.
Twenty Years Across Diverse Industries
Daniel has prepared accounts for businesses in construction, manufacturing, airlines and entertainment — not a single-sector background applied to every client regardless of fit. That breadth means the questions he asks before preparing your accounts are the right ones for your business, not a generic checklist.
Up and running in four steps.
The process is straightforward and most of the work happens on this end, not yours.
Book a free discovery call
A short call to understand your business, your current set-up, and what your year-end picture looks like. No sales pitch — just an honest conversation about what is needed and whether DG Accountancy is the right fit.
Receive your fixed-fee quote
A clear written quote covering exactly what is included — statutory accounts, Corporation Tax return, Companies House filing. Everything is agreed upfront. No hourly rates, no unexpected additions when the work is done.
Send across your records
A checklist of what is needed is provided — bank statements, receipts, invoices, payroll records. Xero is set up or tidied if needed. If the records are in some state of disarray, that is handled as part of the process, not thrown back as your problem to solve first.
Filed, explained, done.
Accounts are prepared, reviewed with you in plain English, approved and filed. Your tax position is clear, your obligations are met, and the next year-end is already in the calendar. Considerably less to think about than before you called.
“Excellent service providing financial accounts for probate. Quick, efficient and friendly. Would highly recommend.”
What people ask before getting started
What exactly is included in the year-end accounts service?
The standard service covers preparation of your statutory accounts to Companies House format, completion and submission of the CT600 Corporation Tax return to HMRC, and Companies House filing. A plain-English review of the accounts is included as standard — you will not receive a set of signed documents without an explanation of what they show. Director’s Self Assessment is available as an add-on or included depending on your package.
How much does it cost and how is it priced?
Year-end accounts and Corporation Tax are included in all four limited company monthly packages, which start from £79 per month. For clients who need accounts prepared on a standalone basis rather than as part of an ongoing arrangement, a fixed fee is quoted upfront based on turnover, complexity and the state of the underlying records. There are no hourly rates and no invoice surprises — the fee is agreed before work begins.
My books are a mess and I have not filed for a while. Can you still help?
Yes, and it is a fairly common starting point. Catch-up bookkeeping is offered alongside the accounts preparation, so records do not need to be in good order before the process starts. The catch-up work is costed separately and clearly — you will know what it involves before committing. HMRC late-filing penalties can be mitigated in some circumstances, and that is discussed as part of the initial call.
Is there a minimum contract term or do I have to stay for a set period?
There is no long-term contract. Monthly packages run on a rolling basis and can be cancelled with notice. If you leave, your accounts are up to date, your filings are current and you take everything with you. The aim is to be worth staying with, not to make leaving difficult.
When does my limited company need to file its accounts and pay Corporation Tax?
Statutory accounts must be filed with Companies House within nine months of your accounting year-end. The CT600 and Corporation Tax payment are due nine months and one day after the year-end for companies with profits under £1.5 million. These deadlines are tracked on your behalf — you will receive reminders well in advance, not the day before.
Can the year-end accounts process include tax planning for the year ahead?
It can and usually does. Once the accounts are finalised, the picture is clear enough to discuss salary and dividend structuring for the coming year, any available reliefs such as capital allowances or R&D credits, and whether the current company structure remains the most tax-efficient arrangement. These conversations happen as a matter of course, not as a separate billed engagement.
Year-end handled. Tax bill known.
Fixed-fee year-end accounts, Corporation Tax and Companies House filing for UK limited companies. Prepared accurately, filed on time, explained in plain English.