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Limited Company Accounting Package Produces Financial Year End Accounts

 

Includes Published set of year end financial accounts for Companies House and the Corporation tax calculation and CT600 Corporation Tax Return for submission to HMRC

 

The end product produced by the DIY Accounting company accounts package  is not simply a set of financial accounts to be sent to the accountant but a full set of limited company accounts ready for publication and submission to Companies House and the Inland Revenue.

 

A fully automated set of limited company accounts is produced from the basic sales income and purchase expenses entered in the spreadsheets. The final accounts shown below as an example is an abbreviated copy of the final profit and loss account, balance sheet and notes to the accounts which include the statutory Companies Act statements required when submitting the published financial accounts to Companies House .

 

Accounting knowledge is not required to produce the company accounts as the formulae and linking structure within the excel spreadsheets have automated the accounting function including the double entry bookkeeping that is used  to prepare the accounts. The client work stops at the point where sales and expenses are input into the spreadsheets from where the accounting software automatically produces a trial balance and then goes the extra step by using those figures to produce the year end accounts, annual profit and loss account and balance sheet. and corporation tax calculation plus an accounting spreadsheet containing the CT600 corporation tax return

 

  Profit and Loss Account    
for the year ended 31st December 2009  
31 December 2008   31 December 2009
£ £   £ £
0 Sales Turnover   0
0 Investment Grants received   0
0 Sales Turnover   0
  Cost of Sales    
0   Stock at 1 January 2009 0  
0   Purchases 0  
0 0 Less Stock at 31 December 2009 0 0
0 Sub contractors   0
0 Cost of Sales   0
       
0 Gross Profit   0
  Administrative Expenses    
0   Wages and Salaries 0  
0   Directors Wages 0  
0   National Insurance 0  
0   Premises Rent & Rates 0  
0   Premises Light & Heating 0  
0   Distribution Transport Costs 0  
0   Equipment Tools & Plant Hire 0  
0   Repairs & Maintenance 0  
0   Consumable Materials 0  
0   Advertising & Promotion 0  
0   Telephone Postage & Stationery 0  
0   Travel & Hotel Expenses 0  
0   Motor Vehicle Expenses 0  
0   Insurance Costs 0  
0   Leasing Charges 0  
0   Legal & Professional Fees 0  
0   Bad Debts written off 0  
0   Bank Interest Paid 0  
0   Bank Charges 0  
0   Charitable Donations 0  
0   Goodwill written off 0  
0   Loss on disposal of assets 0  
0   Depreciation 0  
0 Administrative Expenses   0
       
0 Operating Profit   0
0 Other Income   0
0 Profit (Loss) before Tax   0
0 Corporation tax   0
0 Profit (Loss) after Tax   0
0 Dividends   0
£ 0 Retained Profit (Loss) for the year £ 0

 

 

Production of the balance sheet is undoubtedly a technical accounting function which has been fully automated to produce not just the list of fixed and current assets and liabilities, debtor and creditor balances but is automatically balanced too as the bookkeeping financial transactions are only required to be entered once in the data entry accounting spreadsheets and the accounting software uses each of the financial transactions twice to complete the accounting entries.  

 

  Balance Sheet    
  as at 31st December 2009    
31 December 2008   31 December 2009
£ £   £ £
0 Fixed Assets   0
  Tangible assets (note 1)    
       
  Current Assets    
0   Stock at cost 0  
0   Trade Debtors 0  
0   Cash at bank and in hand 0  
0   Current Assets 0  
       
  Current Liabilities (due within one year)    
0   Trade Creditors 0  
0   Corporation Tax 0  
0   Taxation and Social Security 0  
0   Bank Overdraft 0  
0   Current Liabilities 0  
       
0 Net Current Assets   0
0 Long Term Debtor (repayable within 3 - 5 years)   0
0 Total assets less current liabilities   0
       
  Other Creditors    
0   Directors Loan Account 0  
0   Creditors (falling due after more than one year) 0  
0     0
       
£ 0 Net Assets £ 0
       
  Capital and Reserves    
0 Called up share capital 2 ordinary shares of £1.00 each   0
0 Retained Profit and Loss account   0
0 Capital Reserves   0
£ 0 Shareholders' Funds £ 0

 

 

Notes to the company accounts

The notes to the company accounts package include a number of statements required under the Companies Act which are pre-printed into the final year end accounts that the accounting software produces.

 

 Abbreviated copies of the final set of year end company accounts for publication and submission to Companies House and HMRC. The actual final accounts for publication contain the statutory notes and a detailed automated corporation tax calculation that together with the CT600 HMRC corporation tax return provide the actual full set of accounts required for submission to the Inland Revenue.

 

DIY Accounting  "Limited company accounting software produces year end final accounts package including tax calculation for submission to Companies House and HMRC"

 

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