In short: every English company files a Confirmation Statement and annual accounts with Companies House each year, plus a Company Tax Return (CT600) with HMRC. Missed deadlines mean penalties, even if the company had no income.
What the company files
- Confirmation Statement — once a year, confirms directors, shareholders, address and business activity.
- Annual Accounts — the yearly financial statements at Companies House.
- Company Tax Return (CT600) — the tax return to HMRC, filed with the accounts.
- VAT returns — if the company is VAT-registered.
- Changes — new directors, shareholders or addresses must be reported to Companies House.
How we work
- Calendar. We set out your company's deadlines and remind you well in advance.
- Documents. We collect statements, invoices and expense records.
- Preparation. We prepare the filings together with accounting.
- Filing. We file with Companies House and HMRC and send you the confirmations.
What we need from you
- Bank statements for the year.
- Client invoices and expense records.
- Details of any changes in the company.
Price
UK company reporting — on request. The price depends on the number of transactions and whether the company is VAT-registered.
FAQ
Do I need to file if the company didn't trade?
Yes. Even a dormant company files a Confirmation Statement and annual accounts.
What happens if I miss a deadline?
Companies House and HMRC charge penalties. Persistent failure can lead to the company being struck off.
Can I file myself?
You can, but reporting mistakes cost more than support. We take this work off your hands.