Business types Limited company
Type of business
Get it right from day one, even if you have never kept books.
A limited company is a separate legal person registered at Companies House, with directors, deadlines and statutory accounts. Enter the company number and VexLedger fills in the registered details, then guides you through each obligation.
Find the companyVerified
- Company number
- 12345678
- Registered name
- Example Studio Ltd
- Status
- Active
- Accounting reference date
- 31 March
- Registered office
- 1 Example Street, London
Where VexLedger does the most for you.
- Company details filled in
- Enter your company number and the registered details come from Companies House.
- Director loan accounts
- Money between you and the company recorded correctly.
- Corporation tax and a draft accounts pack
- A computation drawn from your books, and the accounts drafted for you.
- Statutory year-end accounts
- For micro-entities and small companies, with the statements written for you.
- VAT returns, if registered
- Worked out box by box and filed with HMRC.
The facts
- Registered with
- Companies House and HMRC
- Company number
- Looked up for you
- Year-end accounts
- Guided, in PDF and iXBRL
What is not part of it
- Filing the accounts or tax return itself (you download them and file as usual)
- Running payroll (payroll totals are recorded as journals)
From incorporation to year end.
1. Day one
Add the company
Enter your company number and the registered details are filled in from Companies House.
2. As you trade
Record director loans
Money between you and the company goes in a director loan account, correctly.
3. Before year end
See what is coming
Which accounts you must prepare, your filing deadline and the late-filing penalties.
4. Year end
Check, sign, download
A plain-English checklist, then statutory accounts as PDF and iXBRL.
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