UK Annual Accounts Filing: Stay Compliant, Avoid Fines
Every UK limited company must file annual accounts at Companies House and HMRC. Miss the deadline and you face automatic penalties: we handle the whole process for you.
Who this is for
- UK Ltd company owners who need their accounts filed
- Non-resident directors of UK companies managing compliance remotely
- Small businesses and single-director companies at year-end
- Those who received a Companies House reminder and need to act fast
What's included
- Statutory micro-entity or small company accounts preparation
- Companies House filing (confirmation of submission)
- Corporation Tax computation (CT600 ready)
- Guidance on what records and figures you need to provide
How it works
Records shared
You provide income, expenses, and bank statements.
Accounts prepared
Statutory accounts drafted within 5–10 working days.
Filed at Companies House
Submitted before your deadline with confirmation.
Frequently asked questions
When are annual accounts due?
9 months after your company's year-end for Companies House. HMRC's Corporation Tax return is due 12 months after year-end.
What is the penalty for filing late?
£150 for up to 1 month late, rising to £1,500 after 6 months, and Companies House can strike off the company.
Can I file accounts myself?
Yes, but errors are common and can trigger HMRC enquiries. We handle it correctly the first time.
Do dormant companies still need to file?
Yes. Dormant companies must file dormant accounts at Companies House annually.
Ready to get started?
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.
File UK Annual Accounts