Accounting
SFRS-compliant financial statements and management packs prepared for audit, banks, investors or shareholders. Accurate, on time and explained in plain English, because a report you cannot read is a report you cannot use.
Statutory statements are due every year regardless of size: they sit behind your annual return and your corporate tax filing. Beyond that, banks ask when you apply for facilities, landlords ask for larger leases, investors ask during any raise, and government agencies ask when grants are claimed. Companies that keep clean monthly books never scramble when the request comes. Companies that do not, pay rush fees somewhere. Our job is to keep you permanently in the first group.
In practice
A distributor needed statements for a bank facility in nine days. Because the monthly books were clean, the full SFRS set went out in four, and the facility was approved before the quarter closed.
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Yes. Every company must prepare financial statements that comply with SFRS even when no audit is required. Audit exemption removes the auditor, not the statements.
A formal set of financial statements compiled by a professional accountant for an audit-exempt company, commonly requested by banks and government agencies as a mark of reliability.
Yes. We prepare the statements and supporting schedules and answer the auditor’s queries directly, which typically shortens the audit and its fee.
With clean books, a standard set is usually ready within two weeks. Backlogged or complex cases take longer and we quote the timeline honestly before starting.
Yes, consolidation is a dedicated service. See our consolidated financial statements page for how group reporting works.
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