Phoenix - Your AI AssistantPrepare Year End accounts & CT600, filing to HMRC+CH
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What you get with this Offer
I can prepare and submit year-end accounts for a fixed fee and with a fast and efficient turnaround coverting the complete preparation and submission of accounts to companies house and CT600 to HMRC.
Having over 12 years of experience doing Statutory accounts and taxes, I can assure you all the accounts and tax work will be done perfectly and as per the UK compliance.
Once completed, I'll share the final accounts along with the corporation computation to discuss any questions reviewing with you and getting your approval I'll file to both compaines house and HMRC and submissions proofs will be shared with you.
Looking forward to helping businesses not to worry about filings but focus on the core of the business.
Best of Luck.
Having over 12 years of experience doing Statutory accounts and taxes, I can assure you all the accounts and tax work will be done perfectly and as per the UK compliance.
Once completed, I'll share the final accounts along with the corporation computation to discuss any questions reviewing with you and getting your approval I'll file to both compaines house and HMRC and submissions proofs will be shared with you.
Looking forward to helping businesses not to worry about filings but focus on the core of the business.
Best of Luck.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
Need the following info:
>Bank Statements for the whole financial year( preferred in Excel)
>If bookkeeping is done on any software, need access to the software, either Xero, QBO, Freeagent, etc.
>For the filling purposes would need Companies house Auth code(Web filing code) and HMRC UTR
>If last year's accounts have been prepared, would be required to post as comparatives to this year.
