All companies in the UK must file annual accounts. They are available to anyone willing to pay the one pound fee per set of accounts.
Smaller companies don't need to publish P&L and cash flow. They can just publish a summary balance sheet. However, if you have the summary balance sheet for two consecutive years, then you can calculate the profit or loss.
About 60% of companies file accounts electronically using XBRL/iXBRL (rather than paper), and these accounts are available for free via daily/monthly zip files published on the Companies House web site.
Misunderstood accounts to mean customer lists... Got it, that's not too bad if its limited to financials. I guess the intent is transparency for trade partners/employees/etc. Thanks for clarification.
Smaller companies don't need to publish P&L and cash flow. They can just publish a summary balance sheet. However, if you have the summary balance sheet for two consecutive years, then you can calculate the profit or loss.
About 60% of companies file accounts electronically using XBRL/iXBRL (rather than paper), and these accounts are available for free via daily/monthly zip files published on the Companies House web site.