Small business accounting

Small business accounting without the year-end scramble

Keep the day-to-day records behind your business organised so bookkeeping, reporting and tax work are easier to manage.

Start with the day-to-day records

Small-business accounting works best when income, expenses, bank activity and supporting documents are maintained regularly instead of reconstructed at the filing deadline.

Use the right workflow for the business structure

A sole trader's tax journey is different from a limited company's annual accounts and Corporation Tax responsibilities. LedgeX separates these journeys so the workspace can stay relevant.

Make progress visible

Clear status information can help show whether bookkeeping is current, whether records are missing and what accounting work still needs attention.

Build a stronger hand-off to the accountant

When records are organised before review, an accountant can spend less time chasing basic information and more time dealing with the accounting issues that need judgement.

Frequently asked questions

What accounting records should a small business keep?

The answer depends on business structure and tax obligations, but commonly includes sales, expenses, bank activity, invoices and other evidence supporting the accounts and tax returns.

Is LedgeX for sole traders or limited companies?

Both. LedgeX has separate journeys designed around the different accounting and compliance needs of sole traders and limited companies.

Can small businesses use LedgeX throughout the year?

Yes. The product is designed around ongoing record keeping and accounting workflows rather than only year-end preparation.

Accounting software · Bookkeeping software · Expense tracking · Bank reconciliation

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