Micro Entity Accounts and Tax Filing in London.
We specialise in helping micro entity accounts with their accounting and compliance needs with ease and efficiency. Our team understands the unique needs of small companies and makes the entire process simple
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Micro Entity Accounts Requirements
Check if you are eligible for micro-entity accounts
Business Turnover
Annual Turnover of £1 Million or less. (£632,000 previously)
Balance Sheet
Balance sheet total of £500,000 or less.(£316,000 previously)
Company Size
On an average 10 or less employees
(10 or less previously)
All-in-One Micro-Entity Filing Support
Our All-Inclusive Micro Company Accounts Filing service takes care of everything—from preparing your financial statements to submitting them to Companies House and HMRC. No stress, no confusion. We handle all the details, so you stay compliant and free up your time to focus on growing your business.
✔ Preparation & Filing of Annual Accounts with Companies House
✔ Preparation & Filing of Annual Accounts with HMRC
✔ Preparation & Submission of Corporation Tax Return (CT600)
✔ Guidance on Tax Liability & Key Filing Deadlines
✔ Acting as Your Agent to Deal with HMRC on Your Behalf | ✔ Fully Online & Hassle-Free Process
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Micro Entity Accounts Preparation and Filing
If you’re a small business trading in the UK, dealing with the complexities of preparing and filing micro entity accounts can be challenging. This is where you require our qualified accountants to guide you expertly, depending on your business requirements. We specialise in preparing micro company accounts and small company accounts while making the company tax return process simple and stress-free. Whether you’re filing micro company accounts or managing ongoing compliance, we offer affordable support every step of the way. We will ensure compliance with accounting standards and regulations for your micro company accounts in the UK.
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Micro-entities must file the following with Companies House:
A balance sheet with a few minimum notes
A directors’ report (optional for micro-entities)
A profit and loss account (not required for public view)
A confirmation statement annually
Here are the main benefits of filing micro-entity accounts:
Less paperwork and fewer reporting rules
No need to file a profit and loss account for public records
Lower accountancy costs
Simplified balance sheet format
Easier to stay compliant with HMRC and Companies House
You can file micro-entity accounts yourself using Companies House or HMRC’s online services. However, many business owners prefer using an accountant to:
Avoid errors or penalties
Save time
Stay fully compliant
If you're unsure, it’s often worth hiring a qualified accountant—especially for peace of mind.
You must file your micro-entity accounts within 9 months of your company’s financial year-end.
For example, if your year ends on 31 March, you need to file by 31 December.
Micro-entity accounts offer the most limited disclosure for very small businesses, while abridged accounts are for small companies with more disclosure requirements.
No, micro-entities are not required to prepare or file a directors’ report, as outlined in section 415(1A) of the Companies Act 2006.
If it's the company’s first financial year and it meets at least two of the three size thresholds, it may qualify as a micro-entity.
Micro company accounts typically include a balance sheet, profit and loss statement, and notes. However, the profit and loss account is not publicly available.
If the company is exempt from audit, an accountant’s report should be added in line with guidance from the relevant professional body and the CCAB.
Yes, HMRC will accept micro-entity accounts. When you submit your company's annual tax return (CT600), you must attach a copy of your statutory accounts. If you qualify as a micro-entity, you can submit the simplified micro-entity accounts that have been prepared according to the FRS 105 accounting standard.
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.
A classic example of a micro-entity would be a small limited company run by a sole director who is also the only employee. This business might have an annual turnover of £700,000 and a balance sheet of £400,000. Since it meets all three of the qualifying criteria (turnover, balance sheet, and employees), it can choose to prepare and file micro-entity accounts.