Consolidated accounts

Consolidated accounts are an essential financial document that summarises a company's performance and position over a financial year. They consist of three parts: the balance sheet, which lists assets, liabilities and equity; the profit-and-loss account, which lists income and expenses; and a note explaining important financial events. Consolidated accounts are often mandatory for companies and are used by shareholders, banks and other stakeholders to understand a company's financial health and stability.

Preparing consolidated accounts can be complex, especially since compliance with the latest legislation and regulations is crucial. At Grant Thornton, we combine experience, expertise and digital tools to prepare your consolidated accounts accurately and in accordance with legal requirements. This minimises financial risks and saves you precious time. Our specialists also offer valuable strategic advice based on the consolidated accounts so that you can optimise your operations. With Grant Thornton, you choose security, time savings and professional insight into your finances.

Yes, you can outsource the entire process of preparing your financial statements to us. This includes everything from collecting and processing financial data to the final report and filing it with the Chamber of Commerce. By leaving this to our experts, you can focus on your core business. We ensure that we create the complete consolidated accounts, in accordance with the law, so that you meet your obligations without any worries. This offers convenience, security and professional, tailor-made support.