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If your business is a company you are obliged by law to submit annual accounts to Companies House. Annual accounts consists of: |
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- company information |
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- report of company directors |
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- profit and loss account |
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- balance sheet |
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- explanatory notes |
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- report of accountant |
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- trading profit and loss account |
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In addition, your annual return has to be submitted to Inland Revenue to assess your tax liability. If you are registered charity you |
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are normally exempt from submitting a return to Inland Revenue. However, you will then be obliged to submit a return to the |
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Charity |
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Management accounts are periodic reports of the financial performance of your small business. They allow you to make |
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comparisons |
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accounts are |
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profit and loss statement |
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- balance sheet |
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- trial balance |
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- wages |
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- journals |
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- bank reconciliation |
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- nominal activity |
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- cash flow |
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Often small and medium size business lack the resources to
keep track of their finances. As a result they are usually less
competitive |
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in the market place and are less likely meet government
requirements for correct tax returns and annual accounts submission. To |
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help meet these requirements. De Claron offers affordable bookkeeping services tailor made to small business requirements. Our |
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staff |
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- Sage |
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- Quick Books /
Quicken |
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- Excel |
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Currently businesses which have sales in excess of a certain amount per annum have to be VAT registered. VAT means Value |
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Added Tax and this scheme is administered by the HM Revenue and Customs. Businesses which are VAT registered with the HM |
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Revenue and Customs generally must charge VAT on the goods and services which they sell. The rate of VAT fluctuates |
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according to what is being sold. VAT registered businesses have to fill out a quarterly VAT return known as VAT 100 Report. |
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Currently this report includes: |
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- VAT due on sales |
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- VAT due from EC acquisitions |
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- VAT reclaimed from purchases |
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- Net VAT to pay or reclaim |
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- Total net value of sales |
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- Total net value of purchases |
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- Total net value of supplies to other EC Member States |
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- Total net value of acquisitions from EC Member States |
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