Self-assessment, right.
- Trade, property and savings split
- Capital and drawings handled
- Private-use restrictions applied
- Equity rolled into capital
PrepIQ turns a client’s records into a complete, balanced, cell-linked year-end set, with every judgement flagged for your call.
Hand over, RiQ prepares, you review, you sign off.
Working-papers automation and accounts production in one pass — not a draft, but the set your firm files behind a return.
A finished PrepIQ set contains eight schedules; every posted figure is a live cell link back to its working sheet, and the set ties out to a 0.00 check row with no plugged figures.
Opening, recorded, unrecorded and adjustment columns — footing, self-balancing.
AIA, FYA, pools, private-use restriction — tax-side only.
Built or rolled forward, NBV linked to the balance sheet.
One cell-linked sheet per agreement, tied to the TB.
VAT reconciled; add-backs, allowances, corporation tax posted.
A real limited-company set, prepared by PrepIQ. Swipe through.

The whole set, on one sheet.
Footed, balanced, check row nil.

Built or rolled forward.
Additions, disposals, depreciation.

Kept tax-side.
Pools, AIA, FYA — feeding only the comp.

One sheet per agreement.
Liability split current and non-current.

Tied to the paperwork.
To the penny, interest and capital split.

Profit to tax.
Add-backs, allowances, marginal relief.

Every judgement, flagged.
Where records fall short, it says so.

Reconciled line by line.
Broken out, posted, traceable to source.
Prepared by PrepIQ · reviewed and signed off by the accountant
Cashbook, agreements, correspondence — read together, clashes flagged.
A recurring item appearing once means the records are short. It says so.
Posts only what is evidenced. Gaps shown, never plugged.
Open questions become a ready-to-send client email.
It flags like a senior — not a guarantee it catches every error. Your review is the final word.
HP agreement missing the final payment schedule. Drafted a client query for the closing figure.
Fuel recurs monthly; October is missing. Marked TBC — nothing posted.
£6,000 to the director — dividend or DLA? Left unposted; both treatments noted.
In beta testing we fed it deliberately broken records. It flagged the client's errors — and the ones we planted.
The right template and rules per entity.
No special export to produce — give it what the client already has.
Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, Pandle, any CSV / Excel.
PDFs, scans and CSV.
HP, loan, completion — one rec each.
Scanned or photographed.
Closing becomes opening, proven to tie.
Your layout, preserved year to year.
Scoped to you. Cleared when the job is done.
Jobs isolated. Nothing shared across accounts.
A finished set waits for your approval.
Close the job; the documents are cleared down.
Each tool takes over at a different point. Start where your books are.
Bank and invoice matching, any bank.
Read more → § CodeIQCodes, VAT, posts to the platform.
Read more → § LedgerIQ44 modules, one-click board pack.
Read more → § PrepIQThe full set, every figure cell-linked.
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Practice Essential and above. One subscription, the whole IQ Suite.
The platform behind PrepIQ
PrepIQ builds year-end working papers from a client's ledger. Inside IQ Books that ledger is already coded, reconciled and current all year — so year-end starts from clean books, not a scramble.
Keep clients in IQ Books and PrepIQ works from a ledger that was ready the whole time — bring the back-history over in one connection.