The problem
Statutory annual accounts tell you how the business did a year ago. If you’re making decisions now – hiring, pricing, cash flow – a once-a-year number is far too stale to be useful.
What’s included
- Regular (typically monthly or quarterly) management accounts
- A clear view of profit, cash position and trends over time
- Figures presented in a way that’s actually useful for decisions, not just compliance
Who it’s for
Business owners who want an up-to-date view of how the business is doing between year-end filings, particularly useful once a business has grown past the point where it’s obvious from the bank balance alone.
How it works
Built from your existing bookkeeping records (see our Bookkeeping page) on an agreed schedule, with a short walkthrough of what the numbers mean each time.
Pricing
Quoted alongside ongoing bookkeeping – get in touch to discuss what frequency would be useful for your business.
This is a newer part of what we offer. We’re building it out alongside our core compliance work rather than launching it all at once – get in touch to discuss whether it’s the right fit for your business right now.
FAQs
How is this different from year-end accounts?
Year-end accounts are a statutory, once-a-year requirement in a fixed format. Management accounts are informal, more frequent, and built for your own decision-making rather than for filing anywhere.
Do I need up-to-date bookkeeping for this to work?
Yes – management accounts are only as current as the records behind them, so this works best alongside regular bookkeeping rather than as a standalone add-on.
Let’s talk about your business
Book a free, no-obligation consultation and we’ll talk through what you actually need.