Balance sheet report
Requirement
All registered companies must produce an annual return, which includes a balance sheet report that must be sent to the government.
In the UK and the Republic of Ireland, financial reporting is regulated by the Financial Reporting Council with the two recognized reporting frameworks:
- The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
- The UK and Irish Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
The report must be sent at the Companies House. There is no specific layout for the report in either country. These standards are used for reporting:
- Public companies must apply the Full IFRS standards in the preparation of their group accounts, but may choose between IFRS and UK or Irish GAAP for the preparation of their individual parent accounts. Other entities can choose between the two alternatives.
- Private companies report according to the FRS100 Framework. This framework is aligned to the IFRS standards for SMEs.
Once a year, accounts must be sent to the Companies Registration Office. This annual return can be submitted electronically.
M3 solution
With the M3 Financial Report Generator module (RGR), any type of official report can be formatted and produced from M3 General Ledger. The same reports can also be saved and used to provide the same information as an M3 online enquiry.Configuration guidelines
Program ID | Program name | Description or comment |
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RGR Module | Report Generator | As for the Profit and Loss report |