Finance & Accounting
Financial reporting that supports decisions.
Accounting and financial reporting turn your bookkeeping into an overview of how the business is doing: profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow and key figures. Brenvard provides regular reporting and year-end support for startups and smaller businesses.
In short
What is financial reporting?
Financial reporting summarises your business’s performance and position: income statement, balance sheet and cash flow, plus the key figures that matter for your type of business.
For small businesses the most useful reports are short, regular and easy to read. They show where the money comes from, where it goes and what is changing.
For official guidance, see the IFRS for SMEs Accounting Standard. At Brenvard, accounting & reporting is part of our wider Finance & Accounting services.
Monthly or quarterly management reports.
Key figures chosen for your business model.
Support for year-end accounts with your auditor or accountant.
What is included
From bookkeeping to real insight.
Management reporting
Short, regular reports on results, cash and key figures.
Year-end preparation
We prepare the material for year-end accounts and work with your auditor where required.
Key figures and KPIs
We define the numbers that show how your business is really doing.
Review meetings
We go through the numbers with you and highlight what needs attention.
Reports, forecasts and tax planning are all built on the same bookkeeping, not separate spreadsheets assembled later. That keeps the picture consistent.
Agree which reports and key figures you need.
Set up the reporting routine.
Deliver reports on a fixed schedule.
Review and discuss the numbers together.
Who it is for
Is accounting & reporting right for you?
Accounting and reporting suits businesses that have grown beyond a simple overview and need regular, reliable numbers for owners, boards, banks or investors.
Growing businesses without a finance function.
Startups reporting to investors or a board.
Owners who want to understand their numbers better.
Frequently asked questions
Questions we often get.
What is the difference between bookkeeping and accounting?
Bookkeeping records transactions. Accounting and reporting use those records to produce financial statements, key figures and insight for decisions.
How often should a small business get financial reports?
Monthly reports are useful for most growing businesses. Some prefer quarterly. We agree a rhythm that fits your needs.
Do you prepare the annual accounts?
We prepare the underlying material and support the year-end process, working with your auditor or accountant where required.
Can you report to our investors or board?
Yes. We can prepare reporting packs in the format your investors or board need.
Connected services
Part of one connected team.
What’s next
for your business?
Tell us what you are working towards. We will help you find a practical place to start.
