Trust Score
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The Trust Score is the share of the applicable public signals we have verified, scored out of 100 - fully deterministic, never subjective. How it is scored, and every signal's points →
- SIC 69202 - Bookkeeping
Reed Accounts Limited is a UK limited company based in Surrey, incorporated in 2003 and trading for 23 years.
Public records confirm it is anti-money-laundering supervised by HMRC, up to date with its accounts (last filed 31 Mar 2025), and running a confirmed website. Its website shows it handles Payroll, Bookkeeping, and Management Accounts.
How we verify →The Trust Score is the share of the applicable public signals we have verified, scored out of 100 - fully deterministic, never subjective. How it is scored, and every signal's points →
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The registered office is the firm's address on the Companies House register; the office is the trading address on its confirmed Google Business Profile. They can differ.
| As filed | 31 Mar 2025 | 31 Mar 2024 | 31 Mar 2023 | 31 Mar 2022 | 31 Mar 2021 | 31 Mar 2020 | 31 Mar 2019 | 31 Mar 2018 | 31 Mar 2017 | 31 Mar 2016 | 31 Mar 2015 | 31 Mar 2014 |
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| Average employees | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | |||
| Net assets | £1,951 | £951 | ||||||||||
| Cash at bank | £13,547 | £12,117 | £9,792 | £16,663 | £18,567 | £10,767 | £5,613 | £4,551 | £9,845 | £10,075 | £5,916 | £5,477 |
| Current assets | £14,597 | £13,041 | £11,129 | £17,853 | £19,859 | £12,028 | £7,269 | £7,225 | £13,329 | £14,997 | £12,940 | £10,551 |
| Debtors | £1,050 | £924 | £1,337 | £1,190 | £1,292 | £1,261 | £1,656 | £2,674 | £3,484 | £4,922 | £7,024 | £5,074 |
| Shareholders equity | £7,890 | £6,015 | £4,446 | £3,688 | £4,714 | £7,501 | £4,326 | £4,352 | £6,862 | £4,968 | £1,951 |
Figures as reported in this firm's accounts filed at Companies House. Net assets is total assets less what the company owes; a figure below zero means recorded liabilities exceed assets. Small companies may file abbreviated accounts that omit turnover and profit. Public record, reproduced as facts.
Yes. Reed Accounts Limited is supervised for anti-money-laundering by HMRC (registration XQML00000117708). Every UK accountant must be supervised for anti-money-laundering, by HMRC or an approved professional body, so this confirms the firm is authorised to practise and monitored for compliance.
Reed Accounts Limited's registered office is 14 Winslow Way, Walton On Thames, Surrey, KT12 3DH, but it trades from Hallings Hatch, Parkgate Rd, Newdigate, Dorking, RH5 5DY (from its confirmed Google Business Profile). A registered office is the address on the Companies House register and can differ from where a firm actually works.
Based on its own website, Reed Accounts Limited offers Payroll, Bookkeeping, and Management Accounts. Confirm current services and availability with the firm before engaging. Message this firm →
Reed Accounts Limited was incorporated at Companies House in 2003, so it has been on the register for about 23 years. A longer trading history is one sign of an established, accountable firm, though a newer firm is not necessarily less capable.
Yes. According to Companies House, Reed Accounts Limited's most recent statutory accounts were filed by their due date. On-time filing is a basic sign that a company is being administered properly.
We build this record only from public, authoritative sources - for this firm, Companies House and HMRC AML register, and stamp every claim with its source and the date we last checked it. We show only what we can verify and say so plainly when we cannot. How we verify →
The Trust Score is fully deterministic: fixed points for public, verified signals - an active company, anti-money-laundering supervision, filing compliance, a confirmed website and trading history. Reed Accounts Limited scores 100/100. Nothing in the score is subjective, and every rule is listed on this page. How we verify →