Confirmation Statement Filing in Alness — Keep Your Companies House Record Accurate

Confirmation Statement Filing is one of the simplest ways to make sure Companies House holds the right information about your company — and it is easy to let it slip when you are busy running the business. Our team handles Confirmation Statement Filing for companies in Alness, checking the details on the register with you, flagging anything that needs updating, preparing and submitting the CS01 filing, and keeping you informed at every stage with clear, transparent pricing and no jargon.

Confirmation Statement Filing

(Turnover up to £100K)

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Confirmation Statement Preparation
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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 Companies in Alness Need to File a Confirmation Statement?

Most UK companies must deliver a confirmation statement to Companies House, and being dormant, quiet or not currently trading does not normally remove that requirement. The confirmation statement simply confirms that the information on the public register is correct — it is a separate filing from your annual accounts and from any Corporation Tax Return.

Active companies that trade and want their register details confirmed each year
Dormant companies, which generally still need to file even with no transactions
Non-trading companies, including those with no income in the review period
Companies whose directors, shareholders, registered office or PSC details have changed
Limited liability partnerships and other entities that Companies House treats as having a confirmation statement duty
Newly incorporated companies, once their first review period comes to an end

─── 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 the document a company delivers to Companies House to confirm that the information held about it on the public register is accurate and up to date. It is not a financial document: there are no turnover figures, profit calculations or tax details to provide, and it does not replace your statutory accounts or your Corporation Tax Return.

Registered office address and the company's single alternative inspection location, where one is used
Directors, company secretary (where appointed) and their service addresses
Shareholders, share capital and the statement of capital
People with significant control (PSCs) and the nature of their control
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes describing what the company does
Confirmation that the company is exempt from audit, where that exemption applies
A note that certain changes — such as appointing a director or issuing shares — must be reported to Companies House separately, rather than only being mentioned on the confirmation statement

─── 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 Handled Properly? Let us keep your Companies House information accurate, on time and off your to-do list.

Keeping every detail Companies House holds about your company accurate can feel like a moving target, particularly when directors, shareholdings or registered office details change partway through the year — and an overlooked confirmation statement tends to generate correspondence nobody wants. Micro Entity Accounts takes that weight off your shoulders with professional Confirmation Statement Filing and Companies House information updates, so your register entry stays correct and your statement is prepared and delivered without you chasing forms or dates. With clear, transparent pricing and a team used to the needs of small UK companies, you can get back to running the business while we look after the filing.

─── 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 is the filing a UK company delivers to Companies House to confirm that the information held about it on the public register is accurate and up to date. It is not a financial filing — you do not report turnover, profit or tax. Instead, you review the company's registered details, confirm they are correct or update them, and deliver the statement. Where something has changed, Companies House may also need to be notified through a separate form, such as a director appointment or a change of registered office.

Who needs to file a confirmation statement?

Most UK limited companies and limited liability partnerships must deliver a confirmation statement, whether they are trading actively, dormant or simply not doing much at all. The duty generally rests with the company itself, and it applies even where no accounts are due or no tax is payable. If you are unsure whether your particular entity or set of circumstances creates a filing duty, it is worth checking with a professional before deciding not to file.

How often does a confirmation statement need to be filed?

A company generally needs to deliver a confirmation statement at least once every 12 months, calculated from its own review period rather than the tax year or its accounting period. The statement is normally expected within 14 days of the end of that review period. A company can also file more than one confirmation statement during a single review period if its information changes and it wants the register updated sooner, though only the standard fee applies once a year in most cases.

What information is checked before the statement is filed?

You are confirming the register entry as a whole, so it is worth reviewing the registered office address, the directors and company secretary, shareholder details, the statement of capital and shareholdings, the people with significant control (PSCs) and their nature of control, and the SIC codes that describe the company's activities. Changes to some of these details have to be reported to Companies House separately and promptly, rather than being saved up for the next confirmation statement.

Do dormant or non-trading companies still need to file?

Yes — dormancy or a lack of trading activity does not normally remove the requirement to deliver a confirmation statement. A dormant company still has a register entry, directors, shareholders and a registered office, and Companies House still expects that information to be confirmed at least once every 12 months. Many owners assume that filing nothing means there is nothing to do, which is a common reason statements end up overdue.

How is a confirmation statement different from annual accounts?

They are two entirely separate filings with different purposes. A confirmation statement confirms that Companies House holds accurate information about the company — its officers, shareholders and address. Annual accounts, by contrast, report the company's financial position and performance for an accounting period and are filed under the accounts regime, even for dormant companies in some form. Filing one does not satisfy the other, and their deadlines are calculated differently.

How is a confirmation statement different from a Corporation Tax Return (CT600)?

A confirmation statement goes to Companies House and deals with company information only. A Corporation Tax Return (CT600) goes to HMRC and deals with taxable profits, allowances and the tax due for an accounting period. Paying or filing one has no effect on the other, and a company can owe a CT600 filing even where its confirmation statement is fully up to date, as well as the other way round.

What happens if a confirmation statement is not filed, and how does professional filing help?

If a confirmation statement is not delivered, Companies House records that the filing is overdue and may take action, which can eventually include starting the process to strike the company off the register. It is not something that resolves itself, and leaving it can complicate banking, finance applications and future filings. Professional Confirmation Statement Filing takes the guesswork out of it: your details are reviewed with you, any needed Companies House information updates are identified, the CS01 filing is prepared and submitted, and you are kept informed along the way. To get started, simply share your company number and current details and we will confirm what needs to be checked and when your next statement is expected.