YEAR end bookkeeping

Preparation is key for Year End accounts

Who has to submit Year End accounts? Who are our clients?

If you own a limited company, it’s essential that you submit your Year End accounts and Tax Return on time at the end of your financial year.

Sole traders and partnerships also have to submit Year End accounts, however this is more commonly known as the self-assessment tax return.

The good news is – if you’re not comfortable with doing your Year End accounts yourself – we can do it for you.

We help with:

  Accounts for limited companies

  Sole traders with their tax returns

  Partnerships with their accounts and tax returns

Trust us to help you. Please contact us today for a personal quote. 

Key dates for Year End accounts

 If you have a limited company, you must submit your Year End accounts to Companies House 21 months after your initial registration.

Subsequent accounts then need to be submitted within nine months of the end of your business’s financial year.

If you’re self-employed or in a partnership, your Year End accounts are your self-assessment tax return and are submitted to HMRC each year.

It’s worth noting, though, that from April 2026 – when the government switches to the Making Tax Digital Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD ITSA) system – everyone who is self-employed or landlords with an annual income of more than £50k will be mandated to submit a tax return five times a year under MTD ITSA. Those with income between £30K and £50K will be mandated from April 2027. HMRC will review the needs of smaller business, those under £30K, before taking any decision on further mandation of MTD ITSA.