Lanark · Scotland
Year-End Accounts in Lanark
Every limited company must file annual accounts with Companies House and a Company Tax Return with HMRC, whether it traded or not. For Lanark companies we prepare the accounts from your bookkeeping records, agree them with you, and file both returns before their deadlines.
What’s included
- Statutory accounts prepared in the correct FRS 105 or FRS 102 1A format
- Filing at Companies House before your 9-month deadline
- Corporation Tax computation and CT600 filed with HMRC
- Annual confirmation statement reminders and filing
- A plain-English review call explaining what the numbers mean
- Dormant company accounts if your company did not trade
Pricing: Included in the limited company plan from £79/month. See all plans or read the full Year-End Accounts service page.
Year-End Accounts for Lanark: the basics
Year-end is where tidy records turn into filed accounts. For companies in Lanark and the wider Scotland area we take the year-end workload off the director: accounts, CT600, confirmation statement and the director’s own Self Assessment, all handled by one named accountant.
Scottish taxpayers pay Income Tax at rates and bands set by the Scottish Parliament, which differ from the rest of the UK, while National Insurance, VAT and Corporation Tax are UK-wide. Property purchases are subject to Land and Buildings Transaction Tax rather than Stamp Duty Land Tax.
Why Lanark businesses use IGI for year-end accounts
A named accountant, not a call centre
You deal with the same person throughout the year. They learn how your Lanark business works and answer the phone when you have a question.
Fixed monthly fees agreed in advance
No hourly billing and no surprise invoices. Your plan covers the work agreed, and anything extra is quoted before we start.
Unlimited support included
Call, email or book a video call as often as you need. Questions about expenses, dividends or a letter from HMRC are part of the service, not an extra.
Year-End Accounts questions
Answers for Lanark clients. Your accountant can go into detail for your situation.
Private companies must file accounts with Companies House within 9 months of the accounting year end (21 months after incorporation for the first set). Corporation Tax is payable 9 months and 1 day after the year end, and the CT600 return is due 12 months after it.
If your bookkeeping is in the cloud software we set up, very little: we check bank reconciliations, ask about any unusual items, confirm stock or work in progress, and send the draft accounts for approval.
Yes. We request professional clearance and your records from the outgoing accountant and pick up the year wherever it stands. There is no fee for switching.
Yes. Every registered company must file accounts and a confirmation statement each year. If the company has not traded at all it can usually file dormant accounts, which we also handle.
Your records are held in established UK-serving cloud accounting platforms with encryption and two-factor authentication, and our communications with you are through secure channels.
Snap receipts with the mobile app, connect your bank feed, and upload anything else through the secure client portal. Nothing needs to be posted.
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IGI Accounting is a trading name of IGI Security Services Ltd (company number 15881180). Information on this page is general guidance for UK taxpayers and is not advice for your specific circumstances; figures and thresholds are those in force at the time of writing and may change. Please speak to your accountant before acting on any of it.