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OUR FEES
OUR PROFESSIONAL FEES (UPDATED ON 08/07/2026).
Our fees are transparent, as they have been simplified and clearly labelled here below as follows:
PART ONE - FOR NON VAT REGISTERED BUSINESSES.
OPTION 1 - FOR SOLE TRADERS - FOR NON STATUTORY PURPOSES.
FOR 1 SOLE TRADER/PROPRIETOR/OWNER - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
(1.1) - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & ACCOUNTS PREPARATION (THE YEAREND ANNUAL FINAL ACCOUNTS).
The preparation of the Financial Accounts, which excludes any Accounts required for Statutory purposes, under the prevailing Companies Acts.
Fixed Cost = £200.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer below, here in Option 1 - (1.2).
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(1.2) - BOOKKEEPING UP TO TRIAL BALANCE.
This is the recording of actual transactions in monetary terms to Trial Balance only, without any adjustments. It specifically excludes the calculation of actual transactions, for example the calculations of Depreciation, Accruals, Prepayments and Work-In-Progress. This involves recording daily financial transactions, posting them to the Ledger, and reconciling accounts to ensure total debits equal total credits. It is the foundational, cyclical process of organising Sales, Purchases, and Expenses to verify mathematical accuracy before creating Final Year End Financial Statements:
Key stages of bookkeeping up to the trial balance include:
Stage One - Recording the Transactions in the Daybooks:
Entering daily Sales, Purchases, Receipts and Payments into Journals or Software.
Stage Two - Posting the Recorded Transactions to the Ledgers:
Transferring the recorded transactions to specific accounts in the Nominal (General) Ledger, for example: Sales Ledger, Purchase Ledger and Bank Account.
Stage Three - Bank Reconciliation:
Comparing Bank Statements with Accounting Records to ensure accuracy.
Stage Four - Drafting the Trial Balance from the Ledgers:
Listing all Nominal (General) Ledger balances (debit and credit) to ensure they match, serving as a check for accuracy before passing records to an Accountant.
The Daybooks are for the recording of actual transactions, which are recorded chronologically, as they occur, in date order, usually on a daily basis, which are not part of the double entry. Then the recorded transactions in the Daybooks are posted to the Ledgers, usually on a monthly basis, which are part of the double entry.
For us to complete your Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, from the Daybooks, we will need the following Books and Records from you:
Daybooks
(1) - Sales Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business sold on Credit to customers..
(2) - Purchase Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business bought on Credit from suppliers.
(3) - Sales Returns Daybook
To record Credit Notes, for Goods returned by customers (Returns Inwards).
(4) - Purchase Returns Daybook
To record Debit Notes, for goods returned to suppliers (Returns Outwards).
(5) - Cash Takings Daybook (Cash Control)
To record Cash Receipts, received physically or digitally, by cash or card, usually generated from a Till, to record a business's gross daily sales.
(6) - Petty Cash Daybook
The record Petty Cash Vouchers.
(7) - Bank Receipts Daybook
To record Receipts from Bank Paying in Book (Giro Stubs).
(8) - Bank Payments Daybook
To record Payments from Bank Paying Out Book (Cheque Stubs).
(9) - Journal Daybook
To record other transactions that do not fit into the above stated specialised Daybooks.
Additional Information
(1) - Bank Statements;
(2) - Credit Card Statements;
(3) - Documents received and sent to HMRC.
Fixed Cost = £100.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (From The Complete Full Set Of Daybooks) Up To Trial Balance.
Fixed Cost = £200.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (Direct From The Actual Transactions) Up To Trial Balance.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(1.3) - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING.
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of summarised Accounting Data Reports and is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £200.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a specific point in time).
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet, (for a specific point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 1 - (1.2).
(1.4) - BUDGETING & FORECASTING (PLANNING & PREDICTING).
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of Financial Reports before the accounting period(s), which are crucial for tracking real-time financial health, enabling proactive decision-making and ensuring compliance.
Budgeting often sets the initial goals, before Forecasting updates them, also Budgeting sets targets (what you want to happen), while Forecasting predicts future performance (what you think will happen). Budgeting is a structured plan for a fixed period (e.g., annual) based on goals, Forecasting is a dynamic, updated estimate based on actual performance and trends and together they form a complete Financial Strategy, with Budgeting ensuring direction and Forecasting providing agility.
Budgeting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £200.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Budgeted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 1 - (1.2).
Forecasting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £200.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Forecasted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 1 - (1.2).
OPTION 2 - FOR UNINCORPORATED PARTNERSHIPS - FOR NON STATUTORY PURPOSES.
FOR 2 PARTNERS/PROPRIETORS/OWNERS - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
(2.1) - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & ACCOUNTS PREPARATION (THE YEAREND ANNUAL FINAL ACCOUNTS).
The preparation of the Financial Accounts, which excludes any Accounts required for Statutory purposes, under the prevailing Companies Acts.
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer below, here in Option 2 - (2.2).
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(2.2) - BOOKKEEPING UP TO TRIAL BALANCE.
This is the recording of actual transactions in monetary terms to Trial Balance only, without any adjustments. It specifically excludes the calculation of actual transactions, for example the calculations of Depreciation, Accruals, Prepayments and Work-In-Progress. This involves recording daily financial transactions, posting them to the Ledger, and reconciling accounts to ensure total debits equal total credits. It is the foundational, cyclical process of organising Sales, Purchases, and Expenses to verify mathematical accuracy before creating Final Year End Financial Statements:
Key stages of bookkeeping up to the trial balance include:
Stage One - Recording the Transactions in the Daybooks:
Entering daily Sales, Purchases, Receipts and Payments into Journals or Software.
Stage Two - Posting the Recorded Transactions to the Ledgers:
Transferring the recorded transactions to specific accounts in the Nominal (General) Ledger, for example: Sales Ledger, Purchase Ledger and Bank Account.
Stage Three - Bank Reconciliation:
Comparing Bank Statements with Accounting Records to ensure accuracy.
Stage Four - Drafting the Trial Balance from the Ledgers:
Listing all Nominal (General) Ledger balances (debit and credit) to ensure they match, serving as a check for accuracy before passing records to an Accountant.
The Daybooks are for the recording of actual transactions, which are recorded chronologically, as they occur, in date order, usually on a daily basis, which are not part of the double entry. Then the recorded transactions in the Daybooks are posted to the Ledgers, usually on a monthly basis, which are part of the double entry.
For us to complete your Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, from the Daybooks, we will need the following Books and Records from you:
Daybooks
(1) - Sales Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business sold on Credit to customers..
(2) - Purchase Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business bought on Credit from suppliers.
(3) - Sales Returns Daybook
To record Credit Notes, for Goods returned by customers (Returns Inwards).
(4) - Purchase Returns Daybook
To record Debit Notes, for goods returned to suppliers (Returns Outwards).
(5) - Cash Takings Daybook (Cash Control)
To record Cash Receipts, received physically or digitally, by cash or card, usually generated from a Till, to record a business's gross daily sales.
(6) - Petty Cash Daybook
The record Petty Cash Vouchers.
(7) - Bank Receipts Daybook
To record Receipts from Bank Paying in Book (Giro Stubs).
(8) - Bank Payments Daybook
To record Payments from Bank Paying Out Book (Cheque Stubs).
(9) - Journal Daybook
To record other transactions that do not fit into the above stated specialised Daybooks.
Additional Information
(1) - Bank Statements;
(2) - Credit Card Statements;
(3) - Documents received and sent to HMRC.
Fixed Cost = £200.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (From The Complete Full Set Of Daybooks) Up To Trial Balance.
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (Direct From The Actual Transactions) Up To Trial Balance.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(2.3) - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING.
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of summarised Accounting Data Reports and is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 2 - (2.2).
(2.4) - BUDGETING & FORECASTING (PLANNING & PREDICTING).
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of Financial Reports before the accounting period(s), which are crucial for tracking real-time financial health, enabling proactive decision-making and ensuring compliance.
Budgeting often sets the initial goals, before Forecasting updates them, also Budgeting sets targets (what you want to happen), while Forecasting predicts future performance (what you think will happen). Budgeting is a structured plan for a fixed period (e.g., annual) based on goals, Forecasting is a dynamic, updated estimate based on actual performance and trends and together they form a complete Financial Strategy, with Budgeting ensuring direction and Forecasting providing agility.
Budgeting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Budgeted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 2 - (2.2).
Forecasting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Forecasted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 2 - (2.2).
OPTION 3 - FOR LIMITED COMPANIES - FOR STATUTORY PURPOSES.
FOR 1 DIRECTOR/PROPRIETOR/OWNER - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
(3.1) - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & ACCOUNTS PREPARATION (THE YEAREND ANNUAL FINAL ACCOUNTS).
The preparation of the Full and Abbreviated Statutory Accounts that are compliant with prevailing legislation, including the Companies Act, and relevant Accounting Standard(s).
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer below, here in Option 3 - (3.2).
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Company Accounts Returns to CH, please refer below, to Part 4.
(3.2) - BOOKKEEPING UP TO TRIAL BALANCE.
This is the recording of actual transactions in monetary terms to Trial Balance only, without any adjustments. It specifically excludes the calculation of actual transactions, for example the calculations of Depreciation, Accruals, Prepayments and Work-In-Progress. This involves recording daily financial transactions, posting them to the Ledger, and reconciling accounts to ensure total debits equal total credits. It is the foundational, cyclical process of organising Sales, Purchases, and Expenses to verify mathematical accuracy before creating Final Year End Financial Statements:
Key stages of bookkeeping up to the trial balance include:
Stage One - Recording the Transactions in the Daybooks:
Entering daily Sales, Purchases, Receipts and Payments into Journals or Software.
Stage Two - Posting the Recorded Transactions to the Ledgers:
Transferring the recorded transactions to specific accounts in the Nominal (General) Ledger, for example: Sales Ledger, Purchase Ledger and Bank Account.
Stage Three - Bank Reconciliation:
Comparing Bank Statements with Accounting Records to ensure accuracy.
Stage Four - Drafting the Trial Balance from the Ledgers:
Listing all Nominal (General) Ledger balances (debit and credit) to ensure they match, serving as a check for accuracy before passing records to an Accountant.
The Daybooks are for the recording of actual transactions, which are recorded chronologically, as they occur, in date order, usually on a daily basis, which are not part of the double entry. Then the recorded transactions in the Daybooks are posted to the Ledgers, usually on a monthly basis, which are part of the double entry.
For us to complete your Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, from the Daybooks, we will need the following Books and Records from you:
Daybooks
(1) - Sales Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business sold on Credit to customers..
(2) - Purchase Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business bought on Credit from suppliers.
(3) - Sales Returns Daybook
To record Credit Notes, for Goods returned by customers (Returns Inwards).
(4) - Purchase Returns Daybook
To record Debit Notes, for goods returned to suppliers (Returns Outwards).
(5) - Cash Takings Daybook (Cash Control)
To record Cash Receipts, received physically or digitally, by cash or card, usually generated from a Till, to record a business's gross daily sales.
(6) - Petty Cash Daybook
The record Petty Cash Vouchers.
(7) - Bank Receipts Daybook
To record Receipts from Bank Paying in Book (Giro Stubs).
(8) - Bank Payments Daybook
To record Payments from Bank Paying Out Book (Cheque Stubs).
(9) - Journal Daybook
To record other transactions that do not fit into the above stated specialised Daybooks.
Additional Information
(1) - Bank Statements;
(2) - Credit Card Statements;
(3) - Documents received and sent to HMRC.
Fixed Cost = £200.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (From The Complete Full Set Of Daybooks) Up To Trial Balance.
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (Direct From The Actual Transactions) Up To Trial Balance.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(3.3) - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING.
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of summarised Accounting Data Reports and is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 3 - (3.2).
(3.4) - BUDGETING & FORECASTING (PLANNING & PREDICTING).
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of Financial Reports before the accounting period(s), which are crucial for tracking real-time financial health, enabling proactive decision-making and ensuring compliance.
Budgeting often sets the initial goals, before Forecasting updates them, also Budgeting sets targets (what you want to happen), while Forecasting predicts future performance (what you think will happen). Budgeting is a structured plan for a fixed period (e.g., annual) based on goals, Forecasting is a dynamic, updated estimate based on actual performance and trends and together they form a complete Financial Strategy, with Budgeting ensuring direction and Forecasting providing agility.
Budgeting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Budgeted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 3 - (3.2).
Forecasting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Forecasted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 3 - (3.2).
OPTION 4 - FOR LIMITED COMPANIES, LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIPS & LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS - FOR STATUTORY PURPOSES.
FOR 2 DIRECTORS/PARTNERS/PROPRIETORS/OWNERS - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
(4.1) - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & ACCOUNTS PREPARATION (THE YEAREND ANNUAL FINAL ACCOUNTS).
The preparation of the Full and Abbreviated Statutory Accounts that are compliant with prevailing legislation, including the Companies Act, and relevant Accounting Standard(s).
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer below, here in Option 4 - (4.2).
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Company Accounts Returns to CH, please refer below, to Part 4.
(4.2) - BOOKKEEPING UP TO TRIAL BALANCE.
This is the recording of actual transactions in monetary terms to Trial Balance only, without any adjustments. It specifically excludes the calculation of actual transactions, for example the calculations of Depreciation, Accruals, Prepayments and Work-In-Progress. This involves recording daily financial transactions, posting them to the Ledger, and reconciling accounts to ensure total debits equal total credits. It is the foundational, cyclical process of organising Sales, Purchases, and Expenses to verify mathematical accuracy before creating Final Year End Financial Statements:
Key stages of bookkeeping up to the trial balance include:
Stage One - Recording the Transactions in the Daybooks:
Entering daily Sales, Purchases, Receipts and Payments into Journals or Software.
Stage Two - Posting the Recorded Transactions to the Ledgers:
Transferring the recorded transactions to specific accounts in the Nominal (General) Ledger, for example: Sales Ledger, Purchase Ledger and Bank Account.
Stage Three - Bank Reconciliation:
Comparing Bank Statements with Accounting Records to ensure accuracy.
Stage Four - Drafting the Trial Balance from the Ledgers:
Listing all Nominal (General) Ledger balances (debit and credit) to ensure they match, serving as a check for accuracy before passing records to an Accountant.
The Daybooks are for the recording of actual transactions, which are recorded chronologically, as they occur, in date order, usually on a daily basis, which are not part of the double entry. Then the recorded transactions in the Daybooks are posted to the Ledgers, usually on a monthly basis, which are part of the double entry.
For us to complete your Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, from the Daybooks, we will need the following Books and Records from you:
Daybooks
(1) - Sales Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business sold on Credit to customers..
(2) - Purchase Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business bought on Credit from suppliers.
(3) - Sales Returns Daybook
To record Credit Notes, for Goods returned by customers (Returns Inwards).
(4) - Purchase Returns Daybook
To record Debit Notes, for goods returned to suppliers (Returns Outwards).
(5) - Cash Takings Daybook (Cash Control)
To record Cash Receipts, received physically or digitally, by cash or card, usually generated from a Till, to record a business's gross daily sales.
(6) - Petty Cash Daybook
The record Petty Cash Vouchers.
(7) - Bank Receipts Daybook
To record Receipts from Bank Paying in Book (Giro Stubs).
(8) - Bank Payments Daybook
To record Payments from Bank Paying Out Book (Cheque Stubs).
(9) - Journal Daybook
To record other transactions that do not fit into the above stated specialised Daybooks.
Additional Information
(1) - Bank Statements;
(2) - Credit Card Statements;
(3) - Documents received and sent to HMRC.
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (From The Complete Full Set Of Daybooks) Up To Trial Balance.
Fixed Cost = £40.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (Direct From The Actual Transactions) Up To Trial Balance.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(4.3) - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING.
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of summarised Accounting Data Reports and is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 4 - (4.2).
(4.4) - BUDGETING & FORECASTING (PLANNING & PREDICTING).
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of Financial Reports before the accounting period(s), which are crucial for tracking real-time financial health, enabling proactive decision-making and ensuring compliance.
Budgeting often sets the initial goals, before Forecasting updates them, also Budgeting sets targets (what you want to happen), while Forecasting predicts future performance (what you think will happen). Budgeting is a structured plan for a fixed period (e.g., annual) based on goals, Forecasting is a dynamic, updated estimate based on actual performance and trends and together they form a complete Financial Strategy, with Budgeting ensuring direction and Forecasting providing agility.
Budgeting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Budgeted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 4 - (4.2).
Forecasting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Forecasted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 4 - (4.2).
PART TWO - FOR VAT REGISTERED BUSINESSES.
OPTION 5 - FOR SOLE TRADERS - FOR NON STATUTORY PURPOSES.
FOR 1 SOLE TRADER/PROPRIETOR/OWNER - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
(5.1) - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & ACCOUNTS PREPARATION (THE YEAREND ANNUAL FINAL ACCOUNTS).
The preparation of the Financial Accounts, which excludes any Accounts required for Statutory purposes, under the prevailing Companies Acts.
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer below, here in Option 5 - (5.2).
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(5.2) - BOOKKEEPING UP TO TRIAL BALANCE.
This is the recording of actual transactions in monetary terms to Trial Balance only, without any adjustments. It specifically excludes the calculation of actual transactions, for example the calculations of Depreciation, Accruals, Prepayments and Work-In-Progress. This involves recording daily financial transactions, posting them to the Ledger, and reconciling accounts to ensure total debits equal total credits. It is the foundational, cyclical process of organising Sales, Purchases, and Expenses to verify mathematical accuracy before creating Final Year End Financial Statements:
Key stages of bookkeeping up to the trial balance include:
Stage One - Recording the Transactions in the Daybooks:
Entering daily Sales, Purchases, Receipts and Payments into Journals or Software.
Stage Two - Posting the Recorded Transactions to the Ledgers:
Transferring the recorded transactions to specific accounts in the Nominal (General) Ledger, for example: Sales Ledger, Purchase Ledger and Bank Account.
Stage Three - Bank Reconciliation:
Comparing Bank Statements with Accounting Records to ensure accuracy.
Stage Four - Drafting the Trial Balance from the Ledgers:
Listing all Nominal (General) Ledger balances (debit and credit) to ensure they match, serving as a check for accuracy before passing records to an Accountant.
The Daybooks are for the recording of actual transactions, which are recorded chronologically, as they occur, in date order, usually on a daily basis, which are not part of the double entry. Then the recorded transactions in the Daybooks are posted to the Ledgers, usually on a monthly basis, which are part of the double entry.
For us to complete your Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, from the Daybooks, we will need the following Books and Records from you:
Daybooks
(1) - Sales Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business sold on Credit to customers..
(2) - Purchase Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business bought on Credit from suppliers.
(3) - Sales Returns Daybook
To record Credit Notes, for Goods returned by customers (Returns Inwards).
(4) - Purchase Returns Daybook
To record Debit Notes, for goods returned to suppliers (Returns Outwards).
(5) - Cash Takings Daybook (Cash Control)
To record Cash Receipts, received physically or digitally, by cash or card, usually generated from a Till, to record a business's gross daily sales.
(6) - Petty Cash Daybook
The record Petty Cash Vouchers.
(7) - Bank Receipts Daybook
To record Receipts from Bank Paying in Book (Giro Stubs).
(8) - Bank Payments Daybook
To record Payments from Bank Paying Out Book (Cheque Stubs).
(9) - Journal Daybook
To record other transactions that do not fit into the above stated specialised Daybooks.
Additional Information
(1) - Bank Statements;
(2) - Credit Card Statements;
(3) - Documents received and sent to HMRC.
Fixed Cost = £200.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (From The Complete Full Set Of Daybooks) Up To Trial Balance.
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (Direct From The Actual Transactions) Up To Trial Balance.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly VAT Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(5.3) - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING.
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of summarised Accounting Data Reports and is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 5 - (5.2).
(5.4) - BUDGETING & FORECASTING (PLANNING & PREDICTING).
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of Financial Reports before the accounting period(s), which are crucial for tracking real-time financial health, enabling proactive decision-making and ensuring compliance.
Budgeting often sets the initial goals, before Forecasting updates them, also Budgeting sets targets (what you want to happen), while Forecasting predicts future performance (what you think will happen). Budgeting is a structured plan for a fixed period (e.g., annual) based on goals, Forecasting is a dynamic, updated estimate based on actual performance and trends and together they form a complete Financial Strategy, with Budgeting ensuring direction and Forecasting providing agility.
Budgeting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Budgeted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 5 - (5.2).
Forecasting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Forecasted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 5 - (5.2).
OPTION 6 - FOR UNINCORPORATED PARTNERSHIPS - FOR NON STATUTORY PURPOSES.
FOR 2 PARTNERS/PROPRIETORS/OWNERS - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
(6.1) - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & ACCOUNTS PREPARATION (THE YEAREND ANNUAL FINAL ACCOUNTS).
The preparation of the Financial Accounts, which excludes any Accounts required for Statutory purposes, under the prevailing Companies Acts.
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer below, here in Option 6 - (6.2).
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(6.2) - BOOKKEEPING UP TO TRIAL BALANCE.
This is the recording of actual transactions in monetary terms to Trial Balance only, without any adjustments. It specifically excludes the calculation of actual transactions, for example the calculations of Depreciation, Accruals, Prepayments and Work-In-Progress. This involves recording daily financial transactions, posting them to the Ledger, and reconciling accounts to ensure total debits equal total credits. It is the foundational, cyclical process of organising Sales, Purchases, and Expenses to verify mathematical accuracy before creating Final Year End Financial Statements:
Key stages of bookkeeping up to the trial balance include:
Stage One - Recording the Transactions in the Daybooks:
Entering daily Sales, Purchases, Receipts and Payments into Journals or Software.
Stage Two - Posting the Recorded Transactions to the Ledgers:
Transferring the recorded transactions to specific accounts in the Nominal (General) Ledger, for example: Sales Ledger, Purchase Ledger and Bank Account.
Stage Three - Bank Reconciliation:
Comparing Bank Statements with Accounting Records to ensure accuracy.
Stage Four - Drafting the Trial Balance from the Ledgers:
Listing all Nominal (General) Ledger balances (debit and credit) to ensure they match, serving as a check for accuracy before passing records to an Accountant.
The Daybooks are for the recording of actual transactions, which are recorded chronologically, as they occur, in date order, usually on a daily basis, which are not part of the double entry. Then the recorded transactions in the Daybooks are posted to the Ledgers, usually on a monthly basis, which are part of the double entry.
For us to complete your Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, from the Daybooks, we will need the following Books and Records from you:
Daybooks
(1) - Sales Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business sold on Credit to customers..
(2) - Purchase Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business bought on Credit from suppliers.
(3) - Sales Returns Daybook
To record Credit Notes, for Goods returned by customers (Returns Inwards).
(4) - Purchase Returns Daybook
To record Debit Notes, for goods returned to suppliers (Returns Outwards).
(5) - Cash Takings Daybook (Cash Control)
To record Cash Receipts, received physically or digitally, by cash or card, usually generated from a Till, to record a business's gross daily sales.
(6) - Petty Cash Daybook
The record Petty Cash Vouchers.
(7) - Bank Receipts Daybook
To record Receipts from Bank Paying in Book (Giro Stubs).
(8) - Bank Payments Daybook
To record Payments from Bank Paying Out Book (Cheque Stubs).
(9) - Journal Daybook
To record other transactions that do not fit into the above stated specialised Daybooks.
Additional Information
(1) - Bank Statements;
(2) - Credit Card Statements;
(3) - Documents received and sent to HMRC.
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (From The Complete Full Set Of Daybooks) Up To Trial Balance.
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (Direct From The Actual Transactions) Up To Trial Balance.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly VAT Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(6.3) - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING.
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of summarised Accounting Data Reports and is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 6 - (6.2).
(6.4) - BUDGETING & FORECASTING (PLANNING & PREDICTING).
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of Financial Reports before the accounting period(s), which are crucial for tracking real-time financial health, enabling proactive decision-making and ensuring compliance.
Budgeting often sets the initial goals, before Forecasting updates them, also Budgeting sets targets (what you want to happen), while Forecasting predicts future performance (what you think will happen). Budgeting is a structured plan for a fixed period (e.g., annual) based on goals, Forecasting is a dynamic, updated estimate based on actual performance and trends and together they form a complete Financial Strategy, with Budgeting ensuring direction and Forecasting providing agility.
Budgeting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Budgeted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 6 - (6.2).
Forecasting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Forecasted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 6 - (6.2).
OPTION 7 - FOR LIMITED COMPANIES.
FOR 1 DIRECTOR/PROPRIETOR/OWNER - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME - FOR STATUTORY PURPOSES.
(7.1) - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & ACCOUNTS PREPARATION (THE YEAREND ANNUAL FINAL ACCOUNTS).
The preparation of the Full and Abbreviated Statutory Accounts that are compliant with prevailing legislation, including the Companies Act, and relevant Accounting Standard(s).
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer below, here in Option 7 - (7.2).
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Company Accounts Returns to CH, please refer below, to Part 4.
(7.2) - BOOKKEEPING UP TO TRIAL BALANCE.
This is the recording of actual transactions in monetary terms to Trial Balance only, without any adjustments. It specifically excludes the calculation of actual transactions, for example the calculations of Depreciation, Accruals, Prepayments and Work-In-Progress. This involves recording daily financial transactions, posting them to the Ledger, and reconciling accounts to ensure total debits equal total credits. It is the foundational, cyclical process of organising Sales, Purchases, and Expenses to verify mathematical accuracy before creating Final Year End Financial Statements:
Key stages of bookkeeping up to the trial balance include:
Stage One - Recording the Transactions in the Daybooks:
Entering daily Sales, Purchases, Receipts and Payments into Journals or Software.
Stage Two - Posting the Recorded Transactions to the Ledgers:
Transferring the recorded transactions to specific accounts in the Nominal (General) Ledger, for example: Sales Ledger, Purchase Ledger and Bank Account.
Stage Three - Bank Reconciliation:
Comparing Bank Statements with Accounting Records to ensure accuracy.
Stage Four - Drafting the Trial Balance from the Ledgers:
Listing all Nominal (General) Ledger balances (debit and credit) to ensure they match, serving as a check for accuracy before passing records to an Accountant.
The Daybooks are for the recording of actual transactions, which are recorded chronologically, as they occur, in date order, usually on a daily basis, which are not part of the double entry. Then the recorded transactions in the Daybooks are posted to the Ledgers, usually on a monthly basis, which are part of the double entry.
For us to complete your Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, from the Daybooks, we will need the following Books and Records from you:
Daybooks
(1) - Sales Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business sold on Credit to customers..
(2) - Purchase Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business bought on Credit from suppliers.
(3) - Sales Returns Daybook
To record Credit Notes, for Goods returned by customers (Returns Inwards).
(4) - Purchase Returns Daybook
To record Debit Notes, for goods returned to suppliers (Returns Outwards).
(5) - Cash Takings Daybook (Cash Control)
To record Cash Receipts, received physically or digitally, by cash or card, usually generated from a Till, to record a business's gross daily sales.
(6) - Petty Cash Daybook
The record Petty Cash Vouchers.
(7) - Bank Receipts Daybook
To record Receipts from Bank Paying in Book (Giro Stubs).
(8) - Bank Payments Daybook
To record Payments from Bank Paying Out Book (Cheque Stubs).
(9) - Journal Day Book
To record other transactions that do not fit into the above stated specialised Daybooks.
Additional Information
(1) - Bank Statements;
(2) - Credit Card Statements;
(3) - Documents received and sent to HMRC.
Fixed Cost = £300.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (From The Complete Full Set Of Daybooks) Up To Trial Balance.
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (Direct From The Actual Transactions) Up To Trial Balance.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly VAT Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(7.3) - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING.
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of summarised Accounting Data Reports and is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 7 - (7.2).
(7.4) - BUDGETING & FORECASTING (PLANNING & PREDICTING).
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of Financial Reports before the accounting period(s), which are crucial for tracking real-time financial health, enabling proactive decision-making and ensuring compliance.
Budgeting often sets the initial goals, before Forecasting updates them, also Budgeting sets targets (what you want to happen), while Forecasting predicts future performance (what you think will happen). Budgeting is a structured plan for a fixed period (e.g., annual) based on goals, Forecasting is a dynamic, updated estimate based on actual performance and trends and together they form a complete Financial Strategy, with Budgeting ensuring direction and Forecasting providing agility.
Budgeting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Budgeted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 7 - (7.2).
Forecasting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Forecasted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 7 - (7.2).
OPTION 8 - FOR LIMITED COMPANIES, LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIPS & LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS - FOR STATUTORY PURPOSES.
FOR 2 DIRECTORS/PARTNERS/PROPRIETORS/OWNERS - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
(8.1) - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & ACCOUNTS PREPARATION (THE YEAREND ANNUAL FINAL ACCOUNTS).
The preparation of the Full and Abbreviated Statutory Accounts that are compliant with prevailing legislation, including the Companies Act, and relevant Accounting Standard(s).
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £600.00 Per Yearly (12 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer below, here in Option 8 - (8.2).
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Annual Company Accounts Returns to CH, please refer below, to Part 4.
(8.2) - BOOKKEEPING UP TO TRIAL BALANCE.
This is the recording of actual transactions in monetary terms to Trial Balance only, without any adjustments. It specifically excludes the calculation of actual transactions, for example the calculations of Depreciation, Accruals, Prepayments and Work-In-Progress. This involves recording daily financial transactions, posting them to the Ledger, and reconciling accounts to ensure total debits equal total credits. It is the foundational, cyclical process of organising Sales, Purchases, and Expenses to verify mathematical accuracy before creating Final Year End Financial Statements:
Key stages of bookkeeping up to the trial balance include:
Stage One - Recording the Transactions in the Daybooks:
Entering daily Sales, Purchases, Receipts and Payments into Journals or Software.
Stage Two - Posting the Recorded Transactions to the Ledgers:
Transferring the recorded transactions to specific accounts in the Nominal (General) Ledger, for example: Sales Ledger, Purchase Ledger and Bank Account.
Stage Three - Bank Reconciliation:
Comparing Bank Statements with Accounting Records to ensure accuracy.
Stage Four - Drafting the Trial Balance from the Ledgers:
Listing all Nominal (General) Ledger balances (debit and credit) to ensure they match, serving as a check for accuracy before passing records to an Accountant.
The Daybooks are for the recording of actual transactions, which are recorded chronologically, as they occur, in date order, usually on a daily basis, which are not part of the double entry. Then the recorded transactions in the Daybooks are posted to the Ledgers, usually on a monthly basis, which are part of the double entry.
For us to complete your Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, from the Daybooks, we will need the following Books and Records from you:
Daybooks
(1) - Sales Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business sold on Credit to customers..
(2) - Purchase Daybook
To record all Goods or Services a business bought on Credit from suppliers.
(3) - Sales Returns Daybook
To record Credit Notes, for Goods returned by customers (Returns Inwards).
(4) - Purchase Returns Daybook
To record Debit Notes, for goods returned to suppliers (Returns Outwards).
(5) - Cash Takings Daybook (Cash Control)
To record Cash Receipts, received physically or digitally, by cash or card, usually generated from a Till, to record a business's gross daily sales.
(6) - Petty Cash Daybook
The record Petty Cash Vouchers.
(7) - Bank Receipts Daybook
To record Receipts from Bank Paying in Book (Giro Stubs).
(8) - Bank Payments Daybook
To record Payments from Bank Paying Out Book (Cheque Stubs).
(9) - Journal Daybook
To record other transactions that do not fit into the above stated specialised Daybooks.
Additional Information
(1) - Bank Statements;
(2) - Credit Card Statements;
(3) - Documents received and sent to HMRC.
Fixed Cost = £400.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (From The Complete Full Set Of Daybooks) Up To Trial Balance.
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Monthly (1 Months) Bookkeeping (Direct From The Actual Transactions) Up To Trial Balance.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly VAT Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
For the Preparations, Filings and Submissions of the Quarterly Tax Returns to HMRC, please refer below, to Part 3.
(8.3) - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING.
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of summarised Accounting Data Reports and is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account.
Fixed Cost = £600.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Trading Profit & Loss Account + Balance Sheet.
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 8 - (8.2).
(8.4) - BUDGETING & FORECASTING (PLANNING & PREDICTING).
This is for internal purposes, for the Owners, Managers or Management Team of the Business, to help them make better informed Management Decisions. This is the preparation of Financial Reports before the accounting period(s), which are crucial for tracking real-time financial health, enabling proactive decision-making and ensuring compliance.
Budgeting often sets the initial goals, before Forecasting updates them, also Budgeting sets targets (what you want to happen), while Forecasting predicts future performance (what you think will happen). Budgeting is a structured plan for a fixed period (e.g., annual) based on goals, Forecasting is a dynamic, updated estimate based on actual performance and trends and together they form a complete Financial Strategy, with Budgeting ensuring direction and Forecasting providing agility.
Budgeting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £600.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Budgeted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Budgeted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 8 - (8.2).
Forecasting is usually updated on a quarterly basis for small businesses and on a more frequent basis for larger businesses and typically showing the following:
Fixed Cost = £500.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account, (for a future point in time).
Fixed Cost = £600.00 Per Quarterly (3 Months) Forecasted Trading Profit & Loss Account + Forecasted Balance Sheet, (for a future point in time).
For the Bookkeeping Up To Trial Balance, please refer above, here in Option 8 - (8.2).
PART 3 - HER MAJESTY'S REVENUE AND CUSTOMS (HMRC).
OPTION 9 - THE PREPARATIONS, FILINGS & SUBMISSIONS OF THE VAT RETURNS TO HMRC.
FOR 1 INDIVIDUAL, FOR 1 SOLE TRADER, FOR 1 DIRECTOR & FOR 1 PARTNER - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
(9.1) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Quarterly VAT Return.
(9.2) - Fixed Cost = £400.00 - Per Annual VAT Return (4 x £100.00).
These will be submitted to HMRC via iXBRL.
OPTION 10 - THE PREPARATIONS, FILINGS & SUBMISSIONS OF THE PERSONAL INDIVIDUAL SELF-ASSESSMENT TAX RETURNS TO HMRC.
FOR 1 INDIVIDUAL, FOR 1 SOLE TRADER, FOR 1 DIRECTOR & FOR 1 PARTNER - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
The Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Forms must be completed by all those individuals who are registered with HMRC as Self-Employed, such as the Individual Sole Traders and the Individual Business Partners and by all those individuals who are registered with CH, as the Individual Business Company Directors, to record untaxed income that is not captured via the standard PAYE employee system.
(10.1) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Quarterly Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form).
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(10.2) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Main (Full) Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 100).
This is to record the most common types of Income, such as Self-Employment Income, Company Directors Income, such as the individual Director's Salary, Loans, Dividends, Commission, Rental Income, Benefits In Kind, High Income, Tips, Foreign Income and any other Untaxed Income.
Also, this is to Claim Tax Reliefs from Charitable Donations and Pension Contributions. Also, this is where the Tax Allowances are applied automatically, such as Personal Allowance, Job Expenses Allowance, Trading Allowance, Property Allowance, Marriage Allowance, Blind Person's Allowance or Pension Contributions Allowance. Also, this is to calculate any Capital Gains, Tax Refunds, Outstanding Liabilities, Overpayments or Underpayments due.
The Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Forms listed below, are the Supplementary Pages on the above stated Annual Personal Individual (Full) Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 100), as follows:
(10.3) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 101).
This is used to record Additional Information, which is the less common types of Income and to Claim Tax Reliefs and to calculate Pension Contributions and Married Couples Allowance on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.4) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 102).
This is used to record the Employee or Director's Employment Income on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.5) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 103F).
This is used to record the Full Self-Employment Income on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100), if your Annual Turnover was above the VAT threshold for the tax year.
(10.6) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 103L).
This is used to record the Lloyd's Underwriters Income on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.7) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 103S).
This is used to record the Short Self-Employment Income on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100), if your Annual Turnover was below the VAT threshold for the tax year.
(10.8) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 104F).
This is used to record the Full Partnership Income on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.9) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 104S).
This is used to record the Short Partnership Income on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.10) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 105).
This is used to record the UK Property Income on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.11) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 106).
This is used to record the Foreign Income and Capital Gains on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.12) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 107).
This is used to record the Income received from a Trust, Settlement or deceased person's Estate on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.13) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 108).
This is used to record the Capital Gains and Losses Summary on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.14) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 109).
This is used to record the Non Residence, Residence, Dual Residence and Domicile status on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.15) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 110).
This is used to record the results of the Income Tax Calculation Summary on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100).
(10.16) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - Per Annual Personal Individual Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 200).
This is used to record the Short Self Employment Income on the Individual Tax Return Form (SA 100), if your Annual Turnover was below the VAT threshold for the tax year or if the HMRC requests you to complete it.
These will be submitted to HMRC via iXBRL.
OPTION 11 - THE PREPARATIONS, FILINGS & SUBMISSIONS OF THE BUSINESS COMPANY SELF-ASSESSMENT TAX RETURNS TO HMRC.
FOR 1 DIRECTOR - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
(11.1) - Fixed Cost = £200.00 - Per Annual Business Company (Full) Self-Assessment Corporation Tax Return Form (CT 600).
This is used to record the Taxable Profit and calculate the Tax Owed, by active UK Limited Companies and if a Company is dormant for Corporation Tax purposes, it can request exemption from submitting this form to HMRC.
The Annual Business Company Self-Assessment Corporation Tax Return Forms listed below, are the Supplementary Pages on the above stated Annual Business Company (Full) Self-Assessment Corporation Tax Return Form (CT 600), as follows:
(11.2) - Fixed Cost = £200.00 - Per Business Annual Company Self-Assessment Corporation Tax Return Form (CT 600 A);
This is used by a close Company to report loans made to "participators", broadly, shareholders or directors that have not been repaid by the end of the accounting period. This calculates the tax due on these loans and reports any relief available for amounts that have been repaid, released, or written off on the Company Tax Return Form (CT 600).
(11.3) - Fixed Cost = £200.00 - Per Business Annual Company Self-Assessment Corporation Tax Return Form (CT 600 B);
(11.4) - Fixed Cost = £200.00 - Per Business Annual Company Self-Assessment Corporation Tax Return Form (CT 600 L);
(11.5) - Fixed Cost = £200.00 - Per Business Annual Company Self-Assessment Corporation Tax Return Form (CT 600 M).
These will be submitted to HMRC via iXBRL.
OPTION 12 - THE PREPARATIONS, FILINGS & SUBMISSIONS OF THE BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP SELF-ASSESSMENT TAX RETURNS TO HMRC.
FOR 2 PARTNERS - FOR 1 SOURCE OF INCOME.
(12.1) - Fixed Cost = £300.00 - Per Annual Business Partnership (Full) Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 800).
This is used to record the most common types of income earned from the Business Partnership.
The Annual Business Partnership Self-Assessment Tax Return Forms listed below, are the Supplementary Pages on the above stated Annual Business Partnership (Full) Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 800), as follows:
(12.2) - Fixed Cost = £300.00 - Per Annual Business Partnership Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 800 PS).
This is used to record the Partnership's Income that breaks down the partnership's total income, profits, losses and tax deductions into exact shares for each individual partner, on the Partnership Tax Return Form (SA 800).
(12.3) - Fixed Cost = £300.00 - Per Annual Business Partnership Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 800 TP).
This is used to record the trading and professional Income for multiple distinct trades or businesses run by a single partnership, or if there is a change in the partnership's accounting dates, on the Partnership Tax Return Form (SA 800).
(12.4) - Fixed Cost = £300.00 - Per Annual Business Partnership Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 801).
This is used to record the UK Property Income, on the Partnership Tax Return Form (SA 800).
(12.5) - Fixed Cost = £300.00 - Per Annual Business Partnership Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 802).
This is used to record the Foreign Income, on the Partnership Tax Return Form (SA 800).
(12.6) - Fixed Cost = £300.00 - Per Annual Business Partnership Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 803).
This is used to record any Disposed Chargeable Assets, on the Partnership Tax Return Form (SA 800).
(12.7) - Fixed Cost = £300.00 - Per Annual Business Partnership Self-Assessment Tax Return Form (SA 804).
This is used to record the Savings, Investments and other Income, on the Partnership Tax Return Form (SA 800).
These will be submitted to HMRC via iXBRL.
OPTION 13 - BUSINESS REGISTRATIONS.
(13.1) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - To Register a Limited Company for Corporation Tax, with HMRC, automatically triggers/generates a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) number, which is a 10-digit number.
(13.2) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - To Register a Business for Income Tax (Self-Assessment), with HMRC, automatically triggers/generates a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) number, which is a 10-digit number.
(13.3) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - To Register a Business for Pay As You Earn (PAYE), with HMRC.
(13.4) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 - To Register a Business for Value Added Tax (VAT), with HMRC.
PART FOUR - COMPANIES HOUSE (CH).
OPTION 14 - COMPANY SECRETARIAL SERVICES [TRUST AND COMPANY SERVICES (TCSP)]
If you are a Limited Company, a Limited Liability Partnership or a Limited Partnership, then you are required to file an Annual Company Confirmation Statement. Also, if your are a Limited Company or a Limited Liability Partnership, but excluding a Limited Partnership, then you are required to file an Annual Company Accounts Return.
Fixed Cost = £100.00 + CH Own Fees (£0.00) = £100.00 - Per Annual Company Accounts Return.
These will be submitted to Companies House via iXBRL.
(14.1 - Fixed Cost = £100.00 + CH Own Fees (£50.00) = £150.00 - Per Annual (Limited Company) Confirmation Statement Form (LC CS01) - (Formerly AR01 Annual Return).
This is the Main Confirmation Statement, which acts as a general declaration of accuracy for the register, which confirms that all information held by Companies House, for the Business Company, is correct as of a specific date.
The Confirmation Statements listed below, are the Supplementary (Change-of-Detail) Sections on the above stated Confirmation Statement Form (LC CS01), which are used specifically to update information about the Company, as follows:
Part 1 - Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code change:
This updates the Company's business activities, which is to include a SIC Code and to remove a SIC Code and this is shown on the public record.
Part 2 - Statement of Capital change:
This updates the Company's share capital, class of shares, (Ordinary/Preference etc.), total number of shares, total aggregate nominal value of shares and total aggregate amount of unpaid shares and this is shown on the public record.
Part 3 - Trading Status of Shares & exemption from providing People with Significant Control (PSC) information:
This updates to whether the Company's shares are traded on a market or is exempt from PSC information and this is shown on the public record.
Part 4 - Shareholder Information change:
This updates the shareholders name, their shareholdings, or changes to shareholder information and this is shown on the public record.
Part 5 - Registered Email Address:
This is to provide or update the email address of your Company, to able Companies House to contact you by email and this is not shown on the public record.
Part 6 - Director's Identity Verification:
This is to confirm that all the Company Directors have verified their identities, which includes their names and date of birth and this is not shown on the public record.
(14.2) - Fixed Cost = £100.00 + CH Own Fees (£50.00) = £150.00 - Per Annual Limited Liability Company Confirmation Statement (LL CS01) Form - The key details included in a (Limited Liability Partnership) Confirmation Statement are:
The Formation/Incorporation of new Companies - Application Form IN01 - Which includes the following:
Fixed Cost = £100.00 + CH Own Fess (£100.00) = £200.00 - For Incorporating a Limited Company: Registering a private limited company (LTD) or public limited company (PLC) by shares or guarantee.
Fixed Cost = £100.00 + CH Own Fess (£100.00) = £200.00 - For Declaring Registered Office: Formally declaring the official company address.
Fixed Cost = £100.00 + CH Own Fees (£100.00) = £200.00 - For Appointing Officers: Listing the initial directors and secretary.
Fixed Cost = £100.00 + CH Own Fees (£100.00) = £200.00 - For Defining Capital Structure: Outlining the statement of capital and initial shareholdings.
Fixed Cost = £100.00 + CH Own Fees (£100.00) = £200.00 - For Identifying Controllers: Declaring people with significant control (PSC).
PART FIVE - OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS, REGARDING OUR PROFESSIONAL FEES.
Fixed Cost = £100.00 - One Off Setup Charge, which applies to new clients in the first year only.
Also, if the Number of Owners in your business increases, then the above stated Fixed Costs will also increase, which will be at the rate of £100.00 for each additional Owner added to your business.
Also, if the Number of Sources of Income in your business increases, then the above stated Fixed Costs will also increase, which will be at the rate of £100.00 for each additional Source of Income added to your business.
The above stated Fixed Costs are if your Annual Total Turnover or your Annual Total Expenses, whichever is the higher amount, is below or at £50,000.00. Then if your Annual Total Turnover or your Annual Total Expenses, whichever is the higher amount, increases above £50,000.00, then the above stated Fixed Costs will also increase, which will be at the rate of 1%, of the total amount of that increase above £50,000.00.
Also, in order for us to complete your next Set of Yearend Annual Final Accounts that show a "True and Fair View", or to complete your next Yearly Annual Tax Returns, to ensure that you do not have to pay a single penny more in tax than you are legally obliged to, or to complete all your other Works that are legally compliant with Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs or Companies House. Then you must provide us with all of the requested and relevant Books and Records, which must be timely, which must include the original documents, which must be in its original state, which must be well maintained, clean, clear, orderly, accurate and complete. Otherwise, the amount of Work that we will need to do, will increase, which then means that the above stated Fixed Costs, will also need to increase.
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