Management accounts
Management accounts: know how the business is doing now, not last year.
Regular reports on how the business is really performing, with commentary that turns the numbers into something you can act on. Spot trends early, keep costs in check, and plan with confidence.
Management Accounts
Starting price
£50a month
- A fixed price in writing before any work starts
In short
What are management accounts?
Regular financial reports, usually monthly or quarterly, showing your profit and loss, balance sheet and the key figures behind them. Unlike year-end accounts they are for you rather than HMRC, so you can make decisions on current figures instead of last year's.
Reviewed by Lewis WrightAAT licensed accountant, licence 1008968Updated 30 September 2026
Who it's for
Is this for you?
- Owners who only see their figures once a year and want more
- Growing businesses making decisions about staff, stock or premises
- Companies talking to a bank or investor who wants current figures
- Anyone who wants to know why profit and cash do not match
What's included
What I do for you.
Profit and loss, and balance sheet
For the month or quarter, compared with the period before and the same time last year.
Commentary, in plain English
What moved, why it moved, and what it might mean, so the report is a conversation rather than a spreadsheet.
The numbers that matter to you
Margins, debtor days, overheads as a share of sales: the handful of figures that tell you most about your business.
A regular rhythm
Delivered on a set schedule, so decisions are made on figures that are weeks old rather than months.
How it works
Simple from the first chat.
- 01A free 30-minute consultationWe talk through the business and what you actually need.
- 02A fixed price in writingNo bundles, nothing you will not use, and seven days to decide.
- 03Handled, every monthThe work done on schedule, with a person you can call.
What you'll need
What I'll ask you for.
- Up-to-date bookkeeping, which I can do for you
- Any budgets or targets you are working to
- Context: new contracts, one-off costs, plans
Questions
Management accounts, asked and answered.
Something else on your mind? Ask me directly. I reply within 1 business day.
How are management accounts different from my year-end accounts?
Year-end accounts are a legal filing, prepared once a year in a set format for Companies House and HMRC. Management accounts are for you: regular, current and laid out to help you run the business.
How often should I have them?
Monthly suits most businesses that are growing or tight on margin. Quarterly works well for steadier businesses.
What does it cost?
From £50 a month, depending on how often you want them and how complex the business is.
See every priceReady to see your figures every month?
It starts with a free, no-obligation 30-minute chat about your business and what you actually need. You get a fixed price in writing, and seven days to decide.
Free 30-minute consultation. No obligation.