Confirmation Statement Filing in Sutton-in-Ashfield

Confirmation Statement Filing in Sutton-in-Ashfield made straightforward with professional support from Micro Entity Accounts. We help you check, update and submit your Companies House confirmation statement accurately and on time, so the information the register holds about your company stays correct. With clear, transparent pricing and a service built around convenience, you get your CS01 filing handled properly without the last-minute scramble before your review period ends.

Confirmation Statement Filing

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Confirmation Statement Preparation
Companies House Information Check
Officer & PSC Information Review
Shareholder & Share Information Check
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Confirmation Statement Requirements

Every UK limited company and LLP must confirm the information on the public register each year, even where nothing has changed and the company is not trading.

Filing Deadline

If your company pays even one director a salary, you must operate PAYE and file RTI submissions with HMRC.

People & Shares

Every company must file a confirmation statement at least once in each 12-month review period, within 14 days of the review period ending.

What's Included in Our Confirmation Statement Filing Service?

Our fixed-fee confirmation statement filing service covers everything needed to keep your Companies House record accurate, from routine annual statements to overdue catch-up filings.

CS01 Preparation

We prepare your confirmation statement from your current Companies House record and check every detail before filing.

Companies House Filing

Electronic submission of your confirmation statement, with filing confirmation sent straight to you.

Officer & PSC Updates

Director, secretary and people with significant control changes reported alongside your statement.

Shares & SIC Codes

Share capital, shareholder lists and SIC code corrections handled as part of the service.

Overdue Confirmation Statement Support

Catch-up filing where a review period has already passed, including multiple missed statements.

Which UK Companies Need Confirmation Statement Filing?

Most UK companies registered at Companies House need Confirmation Statement Filing at least once every 12 months, whether they are actively trading, dormant, or not currently trading at all.

Active trading companies with directors, shareholders and people with significant control
Dormant companies that are not trading but are still registered at Companies House
Non-trading companies that have paused activity but remain on the register
Small and micro-entity companies filing a CS01 alongside their other statutory filings
Companies whose details have changed during the year and need the register brought up to date

─── How It Works

How Our Confirmation Statement Filing Service Works

Share Your Company Details

Send us your company number and confirm any changes to officers, shareholders or your registered office.

We Check Your Public Record

Your accountant reviews your Companies House record against the information you provide and flags anything that needs correcting.

Review & Approve

You receive a plain-English summary of exactly what will be confirmed or updated, ready for approval.

Confirmation Statement Filed

We file the CS01 electronically and send you the filing confirmation for your records.

Why Choose Our Confirmation Statement Filing Service?

Paperless Onboarding

Deadline Monitoring

We track your review period and remind you before your statement becomes due.

Fully Qualified Accountants

Your filing is handled by qualified professionals, not an unchecked automated form.

Fixed Fee, No Hidden Costs

One transparent price for preparation and filing, plus the Companies House fee at cost.

What Is a Confirmation Statement and What Does It Do?

A confirmation statement is a filing made to Companies House that confirms the information held about your company is accurate and up to date. It is also known as a CS01 and it is a separate filing from your annual accounts and your Corporation Tax Return.

Registered office address and the company's single alternative inspection location where applicable
Directors, secretaries and their details as recorded on the register
Shareholders, share capital and the statement of capital
People with significant control (PSC) information
Standard industrial classification (SIC) code and other applicable company information
Confirmation that no changes are needed, or updates where details have moved on

─── Who We Help

Confirmation Statement Support Across the UK

We support company directors nationwide, from single-director companies and dormant entities to growing small businesses with changing shareholdings.

One-Director Companies

Straightforward annual confirmation statement filing for owner-managed limited companies.

Dormant & Holding Companies

Non-trading companies still need to confirm their record every year, and we keep that filing on time.

Growing Small Companies

Share issues, new shareholders and officer changes reported accurately as your company changes.

Need Your Confirmation Statement Filing Sorted Without the Hassle? Let Micro Entity Accounts Keep Your Companies House Details Accurate

Keeping track of Companies House deadlines and making sure every detail on the register is correct can be genuinely fiddly, especially when directors, shareholders or addresses have changed during the year. Miss the moment and the whole thing becomes a distraction from actually running the business. Micro Entity Accounts handles Confirmation Statement Filing for companies across Sutton-in-Ashfield, and can also help with Companies House information updates so the record reflects reality before the statement goes in. You get a clear, straightforward process, careful checking of the details that matter, and support from people who deal with these filings regularly — so you can get on with the rest of your year knowing it has been handled properly.

─── FAQs

Your Questions, Answered

Common questions about our confirmation statement filing service, deadlines and what Companies House requires.

What exactly is a confirmation statement?

A confirmation statement, often called a CS01, is a filing made to Companies House that confirms the information the register holds about your company is accurate and up to date. It is not a set of accounts and it is not a tax return. It is simply your chance to check the company's recorded details — such as the registered office, directors, shareholders, share capital and people with significant control — and confirm they are correct, or update them if something has changed.

How often does a UK company need Confirmation Statement Filing?

A company generally needs to file a confirmation statement at least once every 12 months, even if it is dormant or not trading. The 12-month period runs from the date of your last statement, which Companies House calls your review period. You can file more than one confirmation statement within a review period if your company information changes and you want the register updated sooner rather than later. The confirmation statement deadline is separate from your accounting period and separate from your annual accounts deadline, so it is worth keeping the two dates distinct in your diary.

Does a dormant or non-trading company still need to file a confirmation statement?

In most cases, yes. Being dormant or not trading does not normally remove the requirement to file a confirmation statement, because the statement is about confirming the register is accurate rather than reporting profit or activity. A dormant company still has a registered office, directors and usually shareholders, and Companies House needs to know that record is still correct. If you are unsure whether your company's particular circumstances affect this, it is worth taking advice before assuming a filing is not needed.

What information do I need to check before submitting a confirmation statement?

You should check the registered office address, the details of directors and any secretary, the shareholders and share capital, the statement of capital, and the people with significant control information. It is also worth confirming your SIC code still reflects what the company does. Some changes cannot simply be noted on the confirmation statement — certain updates, such as appointing or resigning a director, changing the registered office, or altering share capital, may need to be reported separately to Companies House, often within a set period, rather than waiting for the next statement.

Is a confirmation statement the same as annual accounts or a Corporation Tax Return?

No, these are three separate filings. A confirmation statement confirms that the information Companies House holds about the company is accurate. Annual accounts report the company's financial position and performance for an accounting period. A Corporation Tax Return, sometimes referred to as a CT600, is filed with HMRC to report the company's taxable profits and work out the corporation tax due. Filing one does not satisfy the others, and each has its own deadline and its own purpose.

What happens if a confirmation statement is not filed?

If a confirmation statement is not filed, the company falls behind on its Companies House filing obligations. Companies House can take action against the company and its directors, and the consequences can escalate the longer the filing remains outstanding. It can also cause practical difficulties, such as problems when opening bank accounts or providing evidence of good standing to lenders or counterparties. Because the exact consequences depend on the company's circumstances and how late the filing is, the safest approach is to bring the record up to date as soon as you realise something has been missed.

How does professional Confirmation Statement Filing work with Micro Entity Accounts?

We start by reviewing the information Companies House currently holds about your company and checking it against what you tell us. Where details need updating, we can help you handle those changes as well as the confirmation statement submission itself. We keep an eye on your review period so the filing is prepared in good time, talk you through anything that needs a decision, and submit the statement once you are happy with it. Pricing is clear and transparent, with fixed-fee options, so you know where you stand before we begin.

How do I get started with Confirmation Statement Filing in Sutton-in-Ashfield?

Get in touch and tell us a little about your company — whether it is trading, dormant or currently inactive, and when your last confirmation statement was filed. From there we can confirm what is needed, check the current Companies House record with you, and set out how the process will run. If you are also behind on other filings, mention that too, because it often makes sense to look at the whole picture rather than dealing with one item in isolation.