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Company Secretarial Services
Manage your business’ finance with FHP Accounting
Company Secretarial Services
At FHP Accounting, our company secretarial services relieve the burden associated with legal and administrative requirements. With years of experience under our belt, we ensure your business remains fully compliant with corporate regulations. We handle the essential tasks such as filing statutory documents and maintaining company records so you can focus on growing your business.
What sets us apart is our attention to detail and personal approach. Our team understands that no two businesses are the same. That’s why we tailor our services around you and your company. Whether you want us to be in the forefront or working quietly in the background, we work with you to help manage your finances.
If you are looking for company secretarial services that you can rely on, give us a call to discuss your options, or book a free consultation with one of our team.
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Personalised Service
We personalise our service to you and your business, making sure you get the most out of us.
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Peace of Mind
Having our expert team help with the financial aspects, allows you to focus on running and growing your business.
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Experienced Professionals
With a team full of qualified and experienced accountants, we are always available to help.
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Partnership
At FHP Accounting, we work alongside you to fully understand your business so we can provide you with the guidance and advice when you need it.
Outsourced Company Secretarial Services
Whatever the size of your business FHP Accounting is on hand to help. With our outsourced company secretarial services you can keep on top of your statutory paperwork and ensure you are compliant with the latest legislations.
Our services include:
- Annual Confirmation Statements
- Companies House Updates
- Dividend Paperwork
- Maintaining Statutory Registers
Outsourcing your accountant can have a number of benefits in both the short and long term. And as your outsourced accountant, we take pride in our personable and professional approach, making sure that you are comfortable and fully understanding.
If you’d like to find out more about how we can help, book your free consultation or get in touch with us by filling out the contact form below.
About us:
Welcome to FHP Accounting we have a wealth of experience and a passion for excellence, we specialise in providing comprehensive accounting services tailored to the property sector. However, our expertise extends beyond property, offering personalised financial solutions for businesses and individuals across various industries.
Our Story:
At FHP Accounting we believe in the power of family values and a personalised service.
Our journey began at FHP property consultants who shared vision of creating an accountancy firm that combines professional expertise with a personal touch. We bring together our unique skills and perspectives to offer a well-rounded and client-focused approach to accounting.
FAQs
Have you got questions about our accounting services? We’ve got the answers! Check out our FAQ section for quick and easy information.
But if you can’t find what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to contact us. Our friendly team is happy to help.
Does my business need an accountant for company secretarial work?
There is no legal requirement to hire an accountant, however, we think you should focus on doing what you do best, running your business and let us take care of making sure you comply to company laws and regulations.
Can I file the forms myself with companies house?
Yes, but its worth remembering to check your companies articles of association, you may find you need to hold a meeting when changing a director, declaring a dividend or even issuing shares, if we take care of this for you we will become fully familiar with your companies articles of association and make sure the correct forms are filed and supporting documentation such as meeting minutes are typed, signed and statutory registers are updated.
What documents do I need to file at Companies House annually?
Each year, every limited company and LLP must file a confirmation statement for the business. The confirmation statement provides a snapshot of general information about a company’s directors, secretary (where one has been appointed), registered office address, shareholders, share capital and people with significant control. You must include any changes on the annual confirmation statement, including any share transfers or allotment of shares which have taken place since the last confirmation statement was filed.
What happens if I forget to file my annual confirmation statement?
Companies House will usually issue an automatic warning to request that you submit the overdue confirmation statement ASAP. If you do not action this your company could be removed from the register (closed down) and you will no longer be able to trade. You may also receive a fine for breaching the Companies Act 2006.
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“FHP Accounting Services have proved themselves with numerous clients of mine, providing a range of property accounting services and reporting to a high standard at a competitive cost.”
“Quick and professional service received and the reports look great.”
“Excellent service .Very responsive, professional and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend!”
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