Limited Company Bookkeeping, Limited Companies - SS Bookkeepers Norwich - Professional Bookkeeping in Norfolk

Limited Company Services

SS Bookkeeper provides bookkeeping solutions aimed at meeting the unique challenges faced by limited companies. We ensure your books are well balanced, and we check that all eligible expenses are written off your tax bill, and with our know-how, experience and diligence, we can make sure you’re fully compliant and that all of your bookkeeping tasks are taking place, accurately and on time. View our limited company packages below.

Essential

From £100 p/m

This option is best for those business owners who are simply looking to get the basic entries done to ensure being compliant with HM Revenue and Customs.

Comprehensive

From £250 per month

This is our most popular option because you get valuable reports to help you manage your business, and we’ll set up your financial dashboard, so you have all your key numbers to hand all the time.

Premium

From £350 per month

This is the best option for busy business owners who want the maximum out of their complete bookkeeping system and have access to the key metrics so they can make the best business decisions based on the best quality information.

Limited Companies

Remove The Pressure of Keeping Accounts

A limited company is a type of business structure that has its own legal identity, separate from its owners (shareholders) and its managers (directors). The directors and shareholders are often the same people in small, limited companies and can just be one person.

Having its own separate legal identity means that the company’s bank accounts, ownership of assets, and any involvement in contracts is only related to the company business and is entirely separate from the interest of the owners of the company.

Being a limited company comes with extra responsibilities. A limited company must be registered with Companies House and has statutory obligations to deliver accounts to both Companies House and HMRC. It must follow specific accounting and filing requirements as well as company legislation most particularly the Companies Act 2006. Failure to meet all these duties and obligations could leave you vulnerable to significant fines.

Because the owners of limited companies have ‘limited liability’, your personal assets cannot be touched, and the company’s finances and personal finances are kept separate. This means you only stand to lose the amount of investment you have put into the company.