UK Statutory Accounts Preparation & Filing
We connect limited companies, LLPs and groups with firms specialising in UK statutory accounts preparation under FRS 102, FRS 105, FRS 101 and IFRS.
What are UK statutory accounts?
Every UK limited company and LLP is required to prepare annual accounts and file them with Companies House and HMRC. The accounts must comply with the applicable accounting framework, usually FRS 102 or FRS 105 for smaller entities.
What our partner firms deliver
- Statutory accounts preparation under FRS 102, FRS 105, FRS 101 or IFRS
- Abbreviated and full accounts for Companies House filing
- Directors' reports and strategic reports where required
- Group consolidations and subsidiary accounts
- iXBRL tagging for HMRC online submission
- LLP members' reports and designated member disclosure
- Liaison with auditors where an audit is required
- Preparation and submission of confirmation statements and Companies House forms
Who we work with
Our partner firms and specialists support micro-entities, owner-managed businesses and mid- to large-market groups, with sector experience across property, professional services, technology and financial services.
Not sure which statutory accounts your company should prepare?
Use our free UK Company Size Checker to see whether your business qualifies as micro, small, medium-sized or large under the latest Companies Act thresholds. The result can help determine the reporting framework, disclosure requirements and filing options that may apply to your company.
Use our free UK Company Size Checker ›Frequently asked questions
Answers to common statutory accounts and Companies House filing questions.
What accounting standard applies to my company?
Most UK private companies prepare accounts under FRS 102 or FRS 105. Larger or group entities may use FRS 101 or IFRS depending on ownership structure and reporting requirements.
When must statutory accounts be filed?
Private companies generally must file accounts with Companies House within nine months of the financial year-end.
What happens if accounts are filed late?
Companies House automatically applies financial penalties for late filing, and repeated delays can increase regulatory scrutiny.
Can you prepare consolidated group accounts?
Yes. Several firms in our network specialise in group consolidations, intercompany eliminations and multi-entity reporting structures.
Do you work with dormant or newly incorporated companies?
Yes. We can connect you with firms handling dormant accounts, first-year filings and startup compliance requirements.
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