Financial statements and the tax return
When your financial year ends, nothing has to be reconstructed. The accounts and the return are drawn from books that have been up to date all year.
What is included
- Financial statements prepared, checked and filed once a year
- Income tax return prepared from your books and submitted
How it is billed
Once per financial year, on the same time basis as everything else: €72–192 a year. Which end of that you land on depends on how much there is to go through, exactly as the monthly bookkeeping does.
This is separate from the monthly bookkeeping ceiling. The €86 a month covers the ongoing work; the year end is its own annual charge.
What happens at the end
Final archiving of your material is already covered by the one-off setup fee of €49, €69 or €89 depending on plan. So leaving does not produce a bill for getting your own records back.
The notice period is three months under the TAL2023 terms.
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Frequently asked
- What do the year-end accounts cost?
- €72–192 a year, billed once per financial year on time actually used: the same principle as the monthly bookkeeping. Which end of that range you land on depends on how much there is to go through.
- Is the year end included in the €86 monthly ceiling?
- No. The €86 a month covers the ongoing bookkeeping; the financial statements and the income tax return are their own annual charge, because they are a once-a-year piece of work rather than part of the monthly run.
- Do I have to prepare anything at the year end?
- No, and that is the whole point. The year end is expensive when it is also the first time anyone looks at the year: receipts have to be found, transactions identified months after the fact, and decisions made about entries nobody remembers. That is time, and time is what the bill is made of. Books kept current all year turn the year end into a review rather than an excavation, which is why it costs what it costs.
- What happens to my material if I leave?
- Final archiving is already covered by the one-off setup fee of €49, €69 or €89 depending on plan, so getting your own records back does not produce a bill. The notice period is three months under the TAL2023 terms.
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A free conversation, about 30 minutes: we go through what you invoice, how your paperwork arrives and which plan fits, and tell you which bookkeeping band you land in and what it costs a month. We do not charge for a quote, and the conversation commits you to nothing.