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Late Micro-Entity Accounts Filing in Tenterden

If your company has missed its statutory accounts deadline, Micro Entity Accounts can help bring your overdue micro-entity accounts up to date with professional, fixed-fee support.

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───Late filing explained

What Does Late Micro-Entity Accounts Filing Mean?

Late micro-entity accounts filing occurs when an eligible company does not deliver its statutory accounts to Companies House by the applicable deadline. Even if the deadline has passed, the accounts still need to be prepared and filed, and a late filing may result in a Companies House penalty depending on how late the accounts are and the rules that apply.

Companies House Late Filing Penalties

Penalties are charged automatically based on how late your accounts are delivered, and they double where accounts were also filed late for the previous financial year. The figures below apply to accounts delivered after the statutory deadline.

How late the accounts are	Private company	Public company
Up to 1 month late	£150	£750
1 to 3 months late	£375	£1,500
3 to 6 months late	£750	£3,000
More than 6 months late	£1,500	£7,500

Penalty levels are set by Companies House and may change. Separate HMRC penalties and interest may apply to late Corporation Tax Returns and unpaid tax. View the latest Companies House late filing penalty guidance.

─── Our late filing service

What's Included in Our Late Micro-Entity Filing Service?

Our fixed-fee service covers the accounts and filing requirements typically needed by qualifying micro-entity companies, from preparation to submission.

Overdue Accounts Preparation

We review the available bank statements, invoices and financial records and prepare the relevant micro-entity accounts based on the information available and the applicable reporting requirements.

Companies House Late Filing

Where applicable, we prepare the relevant statutory accounts and complete the Companies House filing process once the required information and approvals are in place.

Late Corporation Tax Returns

We prepare and file the matching CT600 returns with HMRC, calculate the tax due and confirm interest or penalty positions.

Multiple Year Catch-Up

Two, three or more years behind? We review each outstanding accounting period and prepare the relevant accounts in an appropriate sequence based on your company's circumstances and filing requirements.

Penalty Appeal Support

Where appropriate, we can review whether there may be grounds for an appeal and assist with preparing relevant supporting information. Any decision remains with the relevant authority.

Strike-Off & Dormant Filings

We can review the circumstances of a dormant company or proposed strike-off and help identify the relevant outstanding filing requirements.

Repeated Late Filing: Potential Consequences

If a company continues to file its statutory accounts late, it may face further late-filing penalties and an ongoing obligation to deliver the outstanding accounts. In more serious cases, persistent failure to meet filing requirements can lead to Companies House taking action, such as striking the company off the register.

Further late-filing penalties for each additional late accounting period.
Potential action by Companies House, including possible strike-off, if filing obligations are persistently ignored.

Behind on More Than One Accounting Period?

If your company has more than one outstanding set of accounts, the situation may require a review of the company’s filing history and available financial records. Micro Entity Accounts can help you understand which periods may need attention and discuss the work required to prepare the relevant outstanding accounts.

─── How It Works

How Our Micro-Entity Accounts Filing Service Works

Sharing Information with an Accountant

You share your business details, bank statements and bookkeeping records through our secure digital platform.

Company Accounts and Tax Return Prep

We prepare your micro-entity accounts, CT600 Corporation Tax Return and any required supporting information from the records you provide.

Review & Approve Drafts

We send draft accounts and tax returns for your approval with clear explanations and any adjustments you need.

Submit to HMRC & Companies House

We file your micro-entity accounts with Companies House and your CT600 with HMRC, ensuring accuracy and timely submission.

─── FAQs

Late Filing FAQs

Reach out to our UK team any time at info@microentityaccounts.co.uk. We are always happy to assist you.

What does late micro-entity accounts filing mean?

Late micro-entity accounts filing means that an eligible company has not delivered its statutory accounts to Companies House by the statutory deadline. Even if the company qualifies for the micro-entity regime, the accounts must still be prepared and filed, and the filing is considered late once the deadline has passed.

What happens if I file my micro-entity accounts late?

If you file your micro-entity accounts late, Companies House may issue a late-filing penalty. The amount of the penalty can depend on how late the accounts are filed and the specific circumstances. The penalty is separate from the requirement to file the accounts, so the overdue accounts still need to be delivered to Companies House.

Do I still need to file overdue micro-entity accounts?

Yes, overdue micro-entity accounts still need to be prepared and filed with Companies House. Filing them late does not remove the obligation to deliver them. Even if a penalty applies, the accounts must be submitted to bring the company's filing record up to date.

Can a company still qualify for the micro-entity framework if its accounts are overdue?

Qualification for the micro-entity framework depends on the company's size, not on whether its accounts are filed on time. For accounting periods beginning on or after 6 April 2025, a company generally qualifies if it meets at least two of the following: annual turnover of no more than £1 million, a balance sheet total of no more than £500,000, and an average of no more than 10 employees. However, the specific rules for the company's accounting period and circumstances must be considered.

What is FRS 105 and how does it relate to overdue accounts?

FRS 105 is the financial reporting standard that applies to qualifying micro-entities using the micro-entity accounting framework. If your company is eligible to use FRS 105 for the relevant accounting period, the overdue accounts should be prepared under that standard. Even when accounts are late, the correct framework must be used if the company qualifies.

Are overdue statutory accounts filed with Companies House?

Yes, statutory accounts are filed with Companies House. Overdue statutory accounts must be delivered to Companies House to meet the company's filing obligation. This is separate from any Corporation Tax Return, such as a CT600, which is submitted to HMRC.

Will filing overdue accounts also resolve my Corporation Tax obligations?

No, filing overdue statutory accounts with Companies House does not automatically resolve Corporation Tax obligations. A Corporation Tax Return (CT600) and any related payment may still be due to HMRC. These are separate filing requirements, and both may need to be addressed to bring the company fully up to date.

What information is needed to prepare overdue micro-entity accounts?

To prepare overdue micro-entity accounts, we typically need the company's accounting records, such as bank statements, income and expense records, and any relevant asset or liability information. If previous accounts were filed, those may also help. We can review what is available and advise on the best way to bring the accounts up to date.

Overdue accounts? We can help. Get in touch today.

If your Tenterden company has missed a Companies House deadline or you’re unsure how to prepare overdue micro-entity accounts, Micro Entity Accounts can assist. We prepare and file statutory accounts under FRS 105 where applicable, and we can also help with CT600 Corporation Tax Returns. With clear fixed-fee pricing and experienced accountants, we’ll guide you through bringing your filing obligations up to date.