Year-end accounts for NI businesses
Accounts should not be a year-end surprise. We close your books regularly, give you live management figures, and make year-end a formality not a fire drill.
Everything you need, nothing you do not
Accounts should not be a year-end surprise. We close your books regularly, give you live management figures, and make year-end a formality not a fire drill. We handle the detail so you can focus on running your business. Every engagement is quoted up front based on your records and the work involved, with no hidden extras.
- Statutory year-end accounts
- Monthly or quarterly management accounts
- Bookkeeping on Sage, run by us
- Cash flow forecasting
- Sole trader, partnership, and limited company
Our process
Set up
We set you up on Sage, bring your records across, and organise your bank feed so transactions flow in automatically.
Ongoing bookkeeping
We reconcile transactions, code expenses, and keep your books clean on a monthly or quarterly cycle.
Management reporting
You get a clear report showing profit, cash, and the numbers that matter to your specific business.
Year-end accounts
We prepare statutory accounts, file with Companies House and HMRC, and brief you on the results.
Sectors we serve with business accounts
No surprises, ever
Every engagement is different, so every quote is. After a brief review of your records and what you need, we agree a fixed fee up front. No hourly billing. No surprise invoices. If the scope changes, we tell you before any work is done.
Get a quote- All preparation and filing
- Unlimited phone and email support
- HMRC correspondence on your behalf
- Proactive advice throughout the year
Frequently asked about business accounts
Which accounting software do you use?
Arro Group runs on Sage. We set it up and run it for you, it is covered inside your fee, and it is ready for Making Tax Digital. The only step on your side is connecting your bank feed, and we organise that with you.
What is the difference between management accounts and statutory accounts?
Statutory accounts are the annual filing required by Companies House. Management accounts are internal reports, usually monthly or quarterly, that help you understand performance and make decisions. Both are important.
Can you take over from our current bookkeeper?
Yes. We handle the transition, verify the opening balances, and ensure nothing is lost in the handover. We work with your previous bookkeeper to make the switch clean.
How often will I hear from you?
At minimum, quarterly when we deliver your management report. Most clients speak to us monthly. We are available by phone and email throughout.
business accounts guides from our team
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Talk to us about business accounts
15-minute call, no commitment. We will answer your questions and give you a fixed-fee quote.