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Companies House and HMRC compliance for UK companies
A trading UK company has roughly thirty filing dates a year between Companies House and HMRC. We track every one, file what is due and tell you what we need a week before — so nothing is late and nothing is a surprise.
The penalties are automatic. A late confirmation statement is a criminal offence for the directors and, left long enough, leads to the company being struck off. Late accounts start at £150 and double if it happens twice. Late VAT and PAYE accrue points and interest. None of these come with a reminder from the government.
Ongoing compliance covers the annual confirmation statement, keeping the statutory registers and PSC register current, filing changes of director, address or share capital within the statutory 14 days, and maintaining a live deadline calendar shared with you. It is included in every monthly package and available on its own for companies whose bookkeeping is done elsewhere.
What’s included
- Annual confirmation statement (CS01) prepared and filed
- Statutory registers maintained and PSC register kept current
- Director, secretary, address and share changes filed within 14 days
- Shared deadline calendar covering Companies House and HMRC
- Reminders and document requests a week before each date
- Companies House correspondence handled
- Registered email address maintained
How it works
What happens, in order
Map
We list every filing the company carries and the date it falls due, and share the calendar with you.
Remind
A week before each date we tell you exactly what we need — often nothing.
File and confirm
Filed, confirmation stored, calendar rolled forward.
When you need this
Who this is for
Every UK company, including dormant ones — a dormant company still files a confirmation statement and dormant accounts every year.
Common questions
What is a confirmation statement?
What happens if we miss a deadline?
How many filings does a trading company have?
Can you do compliance if someone else does our books?
Related reading
Fees exclude VAT and third-party disbursements (Companies House fees, HMRC penalties, courier costs) which are passed through at cost. Identity and ownership checks apply to every engagement. Bank account opening is subject to the provider’s eligibility criteria.