Keep the company’s position separate from your own.
Review company activity and cash. Keep director movements visible without treating them as ordinary trading income or costs.
This example assumes the listed movements have been reviewed as director-loan activity. Unresolved items may change the position.
Company money needs its own explanation.
Company activity
Review recorded sales and business costs alongside cash movements.
Director movements
Identify money introduced, repayments and withdrawals for review.
Accounting treatment
Your accountant confirms the appropriate treatment. A withdrawal should not automatically be described as salary, a dividend or a director’s loan.
Company details without entering them twice.
Add your company number to retrieve supported public information from Companies House. This can include the registered name and relevant accounting dates.
Check the details against your company’s circumstances. VAT information and HMRC tax details are provided separately.
Illustrative data.
Work from reviewed records.
Your accountant can use supported ledger tools where authorised. Available reports include a trial balance, profit and loss and balance sheet.
These reports use posted entries. Missing transactions or further accounting adjustments can change the result.
Struxra does not file statutory accounts or Corporation Tax returns.
See whether Struxra fits your company.
Tell us about the records you keep and how you work with your accountant. We will explain the current scope before you get started.