Sole Trader Accountancy
As sole trader you can choose not to prepare formal accounts, but you still need to keep records of income and expenditure and include this information on your self-assessment tax return. Sole traders can be VAT registered and might need to manage a payroll if they employ other staff.
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Partnership Accountancy
Ordinary or general partnerships do not have to file accounts at Companies House but a profit and loss appropriation account and separate capital accounts are needed for each partner. Partnerships can be VAT registered and often need to manage a payroll for staff.
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Limited Company Accountancy
Limited companies have to file accounts at Companies House. These accounts must include a balance sheet, a profit and loss account and may need to be audited. Companies are usually VAT registered and usually need to manage a payroll for staff.
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Limited Partnership Accountancy
Limited liability partnerships have to file accounts at Companies House. These accounts must include a balance sheet, a profit and loss account and might need to be audited. Limited liability partnerships can be VAT registered and often need to manage a payroll for staff.
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Charity Accountancy
All charities must prepare accounts and make them available on request. The type of accounts that need to be prepared generally depend on the level of income of the charity and some may require external audit. Charities may also need to manage a payroll if they employ staff.
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Other / Not Sure
If none of the other options appear to apply to you or if you have not yet started and chosen the structure of your organisation please select this option.
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