What statutory accounts are
Definition and purpose
Formal year-end statements showing your financial position and performance for owners, lenders and regulators.
Statutory compliance
They support Companies House filing and HMRC corporation tax obligations.
Decision-making
They inform investment, funding and growth decisions and build investor confidence.
Transparency
They give stakeholders a clear, properly disclosed view of reported figures.
The full set
- Balance sheet
- Income statement
- Cash flow statement
- Statement of changes in equity
- Notes to the financial statements
Our statutory accounts services
Trial balance review
We review your trial balance before drafting, so issues are caught early.
Journals and year-end adjustments
Journal adjustments, accruals and prepayments, fixed asset schedules and depreciation.
Financial statement preparation
Full statements with supporting working papers, ready for review.
Companies House accounts
Formatted and ready for iXBRL tagging and filing.
FRS 102, FRS 105 and IFRS
Reporting under the framework your business needs.
Sole trader and partnership accounts
Year-end accounts for unincorporated businesses too.
Why statutory accounts matter beyond compliance
Your accounts are often the document lenders, investors and buyers examine most closely, so well-prepared accounts support funding, tax planning and strategic decisions.
Why choose E-Tech
- Experienced accountants
- Dedicated teams
- UK expertise in FRS 102, FRS 105 and Companies House
- Transparent pricing
- Strict confidentiality and secure cloud systems
- Flexible engagement models
- Agreed turnaround SLAs
- Second-reviewer quality check
- Direct communication during UK working hours
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What are statutory accounts?
The formal year-end financial statements used for statutory filing and business reporting.
Do you prepare Companies House accounts?
Yes, formatted and ready for iXBRL tagging and filing.
Can you support IFRS and FRS reporting?
Yes, under FRS 102, FRS 105 or IFRS, depending on your requirement.
Which software do you use?
TaxCalc, Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, FreeAgent, Excel, CaseWare and VT Statutory Accounts.
How secure is client data?
Data moves through encrypted, permission-controlled channels under NDAs and access controls.
Do you work to UK deadlines?
Yes. Delivery windows are built around Companies House and HMRC deadlines.