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Business accounts & financial reporting
Accurate and timely business accounts are essential for understanding performance, meeting legal obligations, and making informed decisions.
At The Small Business Service, we provide clear and dependable accounting and financial reporting services tailored to small businesses in Belfast and across Northern Ireland.
Whether you are a sole trader, partnership, or limited company, we ensure your financial records are compliant, up to date, and easy to understand.
What we do
What’s covered
Prepare statutory accounts (balance sheet, profit & loss, cash flow statements) in line with UK accounting standards
Produce management accounts and internal reports (monthly, quarterly) to help you track performance
Reconcile accounts, review bookkeeping, and liaise with HMRC and Companies House
Analyse key metrics (gross margin, net margin, return on capital, etc.) to spotlight your financial strengths and risks
Assist with audits or external review where required
Who it’s for
Who it’s ideal for
- Limited companies needing year-end accounts
- Growing companies needing regular financial visibility
- Sole traders
- Partnerships
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Why it matters
Why it matters
- Maintain compliance with HMRC and Companies House
- Gain insight into your business’s financial health
- Spot trends and issues early (cost overruns, weak cash flow, profit erosion)
- Provide investors, lenders or stakeholders with professionally prepared numbers
How it works
How it works
Book a free consultation
Face-to-face, by video call or remote support: whatever suits you.
Get a clear quote
Clear, fair quotes, with fixed fee options where possible. No surprise bills.
We prepare your accounts
We prepare your accounts and reports, and liaise with HMRC and Companies House for you.
How can an accountant assist with starting my business?
An accountant can provide valuable guidance on:
- Choosing the appropriate business structure (sole trader, partnership, limited company).
- Registering with HMRC and Companies House.
- Setting up accounting systems and software.
- Advising on tax planning and compliance.
What records should I keep as a business owner?
Maintain records of all income and expenses, including invoices, receipts, bank statements, and payroll records. These documents are essential for accurate financial reporting and compliance with tax regulations. Digital record-keeping is encouraged, and using accounting software can streamline this process.
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Let’s talk about your accounts
Get in touch to discuss your accounting needs, request a fixed fee quote or arrange a meeting to review your current reports.