MoneyCue Accounts
Give MoneyCue the records you would normally give an accountant. Start with a free readiness check. If you want the formal work done, request the accounts service and we will tell you exactly what comes next.
Accounts Readiness + Year in Numbers
Find the gaps before year-end turns into a scramble.
- Adaptive record checklist
- Rough year snapshot
- Records-readiness score
- Branded printable MoneyCue report
Simple Accounts
For straightforward small businesses where the records are in reasonable shape.
- Record review and questions
- Year-end accounting adjustments
- Formal accounts prepared for approval
- MoneyCue branded explanation alongside the formal accounts
Accounts + Company Tax
For straightforward limited companies that want the company year-end and Corporation Tax work handled together.
- Annual accounts
- Corporation Tax computation
- Company Tax Return preparation
- Submission through appropriate commercial filing software where included
Don't tell people to “send the accounting records”. Tell them what that means.
MoneyCue asks whether you have employees, VAT, loans, assets and stock, then only asks for the records that apply.
See the plain-English checklistBank and sales
Complete business bank statements and records of money earned.
Costs and year-end balances
Expenses, bills still owed, customer money still outstanding, stock and assets where relevant.
Things that change the accounting
VAT, payroll, loans/finance, director/shareholder movements and unusual transactions.
Formal accounts + an explanation you can actually read
The government-facing filing follows the required format. The MoneyCue summary explains what the year means to the owner.
Important before paid accounts work starts
Preparing accounts for other businesses is an accountancy service. Client work must be accepted through the appropriate onboarding process, including required identity and anti-money-laundering checks. Company Tax Returns from 1 April 2026 are filed using commercial software. From April 2028, Companies House annual accounts filing is also due to become software-only.
That is why the V2 website takes accounts enquiries rather than pretending a static website can accept a payment and silently file everything by itself.