How to prepare your Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss, and year-end reports for HMRC and Companies House — generated directly from WordPress.
The UK tax year runs from 6 April to 5 April the following year. However, limited companies can choose their own accounting year end (most commonly 31 March or 31 December). ComptaFlow UK supports both the standard tax year and custom accounting periods.
| Business Type | Filing | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Sole Trader | Self Assessment (online) | 31 January following the tax year |
| Sole Trader | Payment on account | 31 January + 31 July |
| Limited Company | Annual accounts (Companies House) | 9 months after year end |
| Limited Company | Corporation Tax return (HMRC) | 12 months after year end |
| Limited Company | Corporation Tax payment | 9 months + 1 day after year end |
| Partnership | Partnership return | 31 January following the tax year |
ComptaFlow UK Pro generates the key year-end reports your accountant needs:
Balance Sheet — generated automatically from your daily entries
Profit & Loss statement — revenue, expenses, and net profit at a glance
Before closing your books, make sure you've completed these steps:
Beyond the Balance Sheet and P&L, ComptaFlow UK generates these essential exports:
A complete chronological record of every transaction and journal entry. This is the primary document HMRC may request during a tax inspection.
Shows the closing balance of every nominal account at year end. Your accountant uses this to verify that debits equal credits and the books are in order.
Detailed movements for each nominal account, showing every transaction that affected the balance. Essential for your accountant to review individual accounts.
All year-end exports available in one click — Audit Trail, Trial Balance, General Ledger, Journal, P&L
Generate professional year-end reports directly from WordPress. Pro plans from £9.99/month with a 30-day free trial.