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Company Accountants

Accounts That Tell You Something Useful. Not Just Tick a Box.

Every limited company needs annual accounts. But most businesses treat them as a compliance exercise something to get done, file away, and forget about.
We think that is a waste. Your accounts are one of the richest sources of information about your business. Done properly, they tell you exactly where you are financially, what is working, and where the risks are.
At Oasis Accountants, we prepare your accounts to Companies House standards and then we walk you through what they actually mean for your business. Because understanding your numbers is what makes the difference between a business that guesses and one that grows.

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Annual accounts prepared for micro-entities right through to medium-sized companies. Always on time. Always compliant.

What Your Annual Accounts Include

Statement of financial position (balance sheet)

Profit and loss account
Cash flow statement (where applicable)
Directors' report
Notes to the accounts
Auditor's report (if required by company size)

Company Types We Handle

Micro-entity companies simplified reporting
Small companies full statutory accounts
Medium and large companies detailed, auditable accounts
Dormant companies keeping them compliant with minimal fuss

What Goes Beyond the Basics

Step 1
We file directly with Companies House on your behalf
Step 2
We explain your accounts in plain language — no jargon
Step 3
We use your accounts to inform your tax planning
Step 4
We flag issues early before they become expensive problems

FAQ

When do I need to file my company accounts?

Nine months after your company's year-end for private limited companies. We track this for you and file well in advance.

What happens if my accounts are late?

Companies House charges penalties starting at £150 and increasing the longer the delay. Directors can also face personal penalties. We make sure this does not happen.

Do I need an accountant or can I do my own accounts?

You can but mistakes are common and costly. For most businesses, the cost of an accountant is far less than the risk of getting it wrong. We offer fixed-fee annual accounts packages.