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End of Year Accounts Support – DPC Accountants
At DPC Accountants, we take the stress out of year-end financial compliance, allowing you to focus on running and growing your business. Our comprehensive End of Year Accounts Support ensures that all necessary financial reporting and tax filing requirements are met accurately and on time, with minimal disruption to you and your business.
How DPC Support Your Business:
Preparation & Filing of Annual Accounts
All registered companies and Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) must submit annual accounts to Companies House. We ensure that your accounts are prepared in the correct format and comply with the latest regulations, whether you are a micro-entity, small, medium, or large company.
- Preparation of profit & loss statements, balance sheets, and financial statements
- Adjustments for accruals, prepayments, and depreciation
- Filing statutory accounts with Companies House in the correct format
- Ensuring compliance with UK GAAP, FRS 105, or FRS 102, depending on your business size
Company Tax Return (CT600) & Corporation Tax Compliance
We take care of your Corporation Tax return (CT600) submission to HMRC, ensuring accuracy and efficiency. Our tax specialists will:
- Calculate your corporation tax liability
- Identify allowable deductions and tax reliefs to reduce your tax bill
- Ensure timely submission to avoid penalties
Bookkeeping Services & Financial Record-Keeping
Accurate and up-to-date records are essential for smooth year-end reporting. We provide bookkeeping support to ensure all financial transactions are correctly recorded and reconciled, including:
- Bank reconciliations to verify transactions and prevent discrepancies
- Review of sales and purchase invoices to ensure completeness and accuracy
- VAT return preparation and submission (if applicable)
Payroll & Year-End Employee Reporting
If you have employees, we can help with payroll compliance and year-end reporting, including:
- Processing the final payroll submission to HMRC
- Generating and issuing P60s for employees
- Ensuring compliance with workplace pensions and PAYE obligations
Sole Traders & Partnerships – Income Tax Returns
If you operate as a sole trader or general partnership, you are not legally required to file accounts with Companies House, but you still need accurate financial records for your Self-Assessment tax return. We provide:
- Preparation of profit & loss accounts for tax purposes
- Calculation of income tax and National Insurance contributions
- Submission of Self-Assessment tax returns to HMRC
Compliance, Advice & Business Support
Beyond filing accounts and tax returns, we offer strategic advice to help your business remain compliant and financially efficient. Our experts can help with:
- Tax planning to minimise liabilities
- Dividend vs. salary planning for company directors
- Financial forecasting and budgeting for future growth
Why Choose DPC Accountants?
- Expert Guidance – Our experienced accountants stay up-to-date with the latest tax and accounting regulations.
- Stress-Free Compliance – We handle all year-end financial requirements so you don’t have to.
- Tailored Support – Whether you’re a startup, SME, or large corporation, we provide personalised solutions to fit your needs.
- Minimised Tax Liability – We ensure that you take advantage of available tax reliefs and deductions.
Let DPC Accountants take care of your End of Year Accounts, so you can focus on what matters most – growing your business.
Get in Touch: Contact DPC today to discuss how we can support your business with year-end compliance!
Need support with your year end?
To discuss end of year accounts support at a level to suit your needs, speak to us direct on 01782 744144 or ask a question online.
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End of year accounts news and articles
Spring Statement: How is your business affected?
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, delivered her Spring Statement last week in which she outlined the government’s economic plans, including spending decisions, tax policies and efforts to boost growth while managing public finances. The Statement came on the back of the latest forecasts prepared by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax regime extended to smaller businesses
The Spring Statement announced that Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for IT) regime will be further extended to smaller businesses. Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for IT) is a government initiative that requires self-employed individuals and landlords with income over a certain limit to keep digital records and submit quarterly tax updates to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) using compatible software.
Avoiding the last-minute rush: A guide for business owners on preparing next year’s tax return
The annual self-assessment tax return deadline has just passed, and for many business owners, the experience may have been a mad scramble to gather documents, double-check figures, and submit their returns and pay the tax on time. If that was your situation, you were in good company! HM Revenue and Customs said that 3.4 million taxpayers, almost a third, hadn’t submitted their tax return yet going into the final week before the deadline.
Why you should prioritise tax planning before the tax year ends
As the UK tax year-end approaches on 5 April, it’s an excellent time for you to review your business finances and explore tax planning opportunities, particularly if you are self-employed. Tax planning can help you to reduce tax liabilities, boost your cash flow and put you in a stronger financial position.
A fresh start: Reviewing your business goals for the New Year
The start of January marks a time of new beginnings, and for business owners, it’s the perfect opportunity to pause, reflect, and plan ahead. After the whirlwind of the festive season, January offers a quieter moment to consider where your business is headed, how it’s performing, and whether you’re still on track to meet your goals.
Why staying up-to-date with your accounts is essential: Lessons from a recent insolvency case
In a recent court case, a company director from Bury was sentenced to prison for failing to comply with basic accounting and legal responsibilities. Vezubuhle Ndlovu, the former director of VN Electrics Limited, was jailed for 10 months after he failed to provide the required records when his company went into liquidation, leaving over £200,000 in unpaid taxes. This case serves as a stark reminder of the consequences for businesses that do not prioritise accurate accounting, particularly when dealing with financial and tax obligations.
