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Companies must meet specific criteria set by Companies House and HMRC to be considered as micro entities & to file micro entity accounts. We ensure your balance sheet, statements, and tax submissions comply fully with UK micro-entity reporting standards.
Annual Turnover of £1 Million or less. (£632,000 previously)
Balance sheet total of £500,000 or less.(£316,000 previously)
On an average 10 or less employees (10 or less previously)
Our inclusive Micro Company Accounts Filing service handles everything. Of course, it includes preparing and submitting your financial statements to Companies House and HMRC.
The micro entity threshold has certain conditions, and you must fall under two of the three conditions. Firstly, if a business’s annual turnover is £1 million or less. Secondly, if it has 10 or fewer employees and thirdly, if it has £500,000 or less on its balance sheet. It is used for simplified reporting under the micro-entity accounts regime.
From simplified reporting to accurate figures, we handle your HMRC micro-entity accounts from start to finish.
Specific thresholds, such as turnover, a balance sheet total, and the number of employees, determine the company’s size. These criteria help define whether a business qualifies as a micro, small, medium, or large entity.
Just 4 Simple Steps:
You share your business details, bank statements, and bookkeeping records through secure digital platform.
We prepare draft accounts and tax returns, then send them to you for approval with clear explanations and adjustments.
We complete your micro-entity accounts, CT600, and any required supporting documents and then send them to HMRC for approval.
We prepare and file your micro-entity accounts with Companies House and your CT600 with HMRC on your behalf, ensuring accuracy & timely submission.
Wondering why to choose micro entity accounts? Here are a few great reasons that’ll help you decide faster and smarter.
Set up your entire accounting system in minutes with our fully digital, secure online services.
Strategic planning sessions before your financial year ends to optimise your dividends and salary.
Comprehensive management of staff pay and VAT returns to keep your business 100% compliant.
All work is handled by UK-qualified, experienced accountants who specialise in micro-businesses.
Our team ensures accuracy, compliance, and reliable communication throughout the process.
Simple, transparent pricing, just one simple fixed fee for all your micro-entity accounting and filing.
At Micro Entity Accounts, all our accountants are fully qualified professionals, holding certifications from leading UK accounting bodies including ICAEW, ACCA, and AAT. This ensures you receive expert advice, accurate reporting, and a high standard of service for your business needs.
Get to know the types of businesses we’re best placed to help.
We support LLPs that qualify for micro-entity reporting, preparing clear and compliant financial statements that meet regulatory requirements.
Our team helps CICs meet simplified filing standards while maintaining full transparency and accountability.
From startups to small established businesses, we handle all micro-entity accounts and tax submissions end-to-end.
Filing micro-entity accounts in the UK can be complex. Our qualified accountants make the process simple, affordable, and stress-free. We specialise in micro and small company accounts, ensuring full compliance with HMRC and Companies House while guiding you every step of the way.
We assess your company’s yearly accounts activity, ensure it meets micro-entity criteria, and check for compliance with the latest UK reporting rules.
Your balance sheet, statements, and required micro-entity information are accurately prepared and filed with both Companies House and HMRC.
With dedicated experience in micro-entity accounting, we simplify your reporting obligations and minimise your tax liabilities legally.
We keep track of every deadline, so you never risk penalties, late filing charges or compliance issues.
Reach out to our UK team at any time at info@microentityaccounts.co.uk or using the live chat icon. We are always happy to assist you.
A micro-entity is a very small company that meets at least two of the following: turnover under £1M, assets under £500,000, and 10 employees or fewer. If you meet these, you can file simplified micro-entity accounts.
You typically need your bookkeeping records, bank statements, invoices, payroll details (if any), and year-end financial summaries. Your accountant will convert these into compliant accounts and tax returns.
Yes, an LLP can file micro-entity accounts if it meets the same size thresholds as a limited company. Not all LLPs qualify, so we assess this for you before preparing accounts.
It includes assets, liabilities, capital and reserves along with minimal footnotes required under micro-entity reporting rules.
Yes, we prepare everything in one complete package, like micro-entity accounts, corporation tax return, and submissions to both Companies House and HMRC.
The main difference is the level of detail and complexity. Micro-entity accounts are a simplified version of full accounts, designed for very small businesses. They require less information to be disclosed and are easier to prepare. For example, a micro-entity’s accounts typically do not need to include a directors’ report or a detailed profit and loss account for public filing. Full accounts, on the other hand, require a more comprehensive set of financial statements and disclosures.
To qualify as a micro-entity, a company must meet at least two of the following three criteria for two consecutive years:
Annual turnover of £1 million or less.
Balance sheet total of £500,000 or less.
Average number of employees of 10 or fewer.
