Year-end sits on top of the ongoing record. If the books are current, the accounts are a close — not a reconstruction.
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Prepare the statements
Financial statements and year-end adjustments are prepared from that record, with statutory reporting as part of the close.
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Review and walk through
A qualified accountant reviews the work and walks the year through with you, so the pack is explained, not just delivered.
LedgerLink
The year, in one place
Documents and financial information stay organised through LedgerLink, so the year-end pack is built from a record you and your accountant can both see.
Technology can help assemble the underlying information. A qualified accountant remains responsible for the statements, the review and the walk-through.
The Finsera difference
Annual accounts are still statutory work. The difference is that they are prepared from an organised record and walked through with you, not left as a PDF at the end of an email.
Year-end should be a check — not a scramble.
Questions
Is this the same as bookkeeping?
No. Bookkeeping is the ongoing record of the business. Annual accounts and financial statements sit on top of that record. They are not a substitute for it.
Is this the CRO annual return?
No. The annual return is a company filing. This work is the financial statements for the year — prepared, reviewed and walked through with you. Company secretarial filings can sit alongside it when they are needed.
Does AI prepare the accounts without an accountant?
No. Technology can help organise the underlying information. A qualified accountant reviews the statements and remains responsible for professional judgement.
Let's close the year properly.
Thirty minutes with an accountant who has read your numbers first.