Keep Your Company Compliant with Companies House
Running a limited company comes with a set of annual obligations to Companies House that are easy to overlook when you are busy running the business. Missing a filing deadline, even by a day, can result in automatic penalties, and persistent non-compliance can put your company at risk of being struck off the register. Trusted Figures tracks every deadline, prepares every filing, and keeps your statutory records accurate, so you can focus on your business rather than the paperwork.
What’s included
- Filing the annual confirmation statement (CS01) on time
- Preparing and filing dormant company accounts (AA02 or micro-entity) where applicable
- Maintaining and updating the statutory register (directors, shareholders, PSCs)
- Notifying Companies House of changes to directors, registered office, or share structure
- Updating PSC (Persons with Significant Control) records
- Advising on and filing any other Companies House forms as needed
Who this is for
Directors of UK limited companies, whether trading, dormant, or holding, who want their Companies House obligations handled professionally and on time without having to track deadlines themselves.
Common questions
A confirmation statement (formerly the annual return) is a yearly snapshot of your company's key details (directors, shareholders, registered office, PSCs), confirming they are correct with Companies House. It must be filed at least once every 12 months. We track your due date and file it for you ahead of the deadline.
Yes. Even dormant companies must file a confirmation statement every year and submit dormant company accounts. Failing to do so can lead to penalties and eventually Companies House striking the company off. We handle these filings at a streamlined rate for dormant companies.
Yes. Changes to directors must be notified to Companies House within 14 days using the appropriate form (AP01 for a new appointment, TM01 for a termination). We handle these notifications promptly so you stay compliant.
Companies House issues automatic late-filing penalties that start from £150 for accounts filed up to one month late and rise significantly for longer delays. Persistent non-compliance can result in the company being struck off the register, which has serious legal and financial consequences. We alert you well ahead of every deadline so this does not happen.