Confirmation Statement Filing in Stornoway — Keep Your Companies House Record Accurate
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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.
Company Information
Once any employee earns above the Lower Earnings Limit, RTI payroll filing becomes a legal obligation each pay period.
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?
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 Need Confirmation Statement Filing?
Most UK companies registered at Companies House need to complete Confirmation Statement Filing at least once every 12 months — including companies that are dormant, not trading, or simply sitting idle. Being dormant does not normally remove the requirement, because the confirmation statement is about the information on the register rather than about profit or activity.
- Active trading companies, including limited companies and limited liability partnerships
- Dormant companies that are not currently trading or receiving income
- Non-trading companies that are between projects, dormant by choice, or simply holding assets
- Companies whose details have changed during the year, such as directors, shareholders or registered office
- Newly incorporated companies that have reached the end of their first review period
─── 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?
Sign up online in minutes, no forms to print and no office visits required.
We track your review period and remind you before your statement becomes due.
Your filing is handled by qualified professionals, not an unchecked automated form.
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 — often referred to as a CS01 filing — is the document a company uses to confirm that the information Companies House holds about it is accurate and up to date. It is not a set of accounts and it is not a tax return; it is a check on the company record itself.
- Registered office address and the company's registered details
- Directors, secretaries and their particulars
- Shareholders, share capital and the statement of capital
- People with significant control (PSCs) and their details
- Standard industrial classification (SIC) codes describing what the company does
- Confirmation of the company's lawful purpose and its exemption status where relevant
- A confirmation statement can be filed more than once during a review period if information changes
- Certain changes must be reported to Companies House separately rather than waiting for 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.
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─── FAQs
Your Questions, Answered
Common questions about our confirmation statement filing service, deadlines and what Companies House requires.
A confirmation statement 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 sometimes called a CS01 or annual confirmation statement. It is not a financial document — it does not report profit, turnover or tax — and it is separate from statutory accounts and from a Corporation Tax Return. Companies House will normally prompt you when a confirmation statement is due, and Confirmation Statement Filing in Stornoway can be handled on your behalf so nothing is missed.
Generally, every UK company registered at Companies House needs to file a confirmation statement at least once every 12 months, even if it has not traded, has made no sales, or is dormant. The requirement follows the company's review period rather than its level of activity. If you are unsure whether your company needs to file, or whether more than one confirmation statement would be sensible in the current review period, a professional service can review your circumstances and advise on the right approach.
A company generally needs to file at least one confirmation statement every 12 months, based on its own review period. You can also file more than one confirmation statement within the same review period — for example, if directors, shareholders or other company details have changed and you want the register updated sooner rather than later. Some changes, however, need to be reported to Companies House separately rather than being dealt with through the confirmation statement itself, and a knowledgeable provider can point out which route applies.
Before submitting, it is worth checking the information Companies House holds about your company: the registered office address, directors and company secretary details, shareholders and share capital, people with significant control, and the SIC codes describing your company's activities. If anything has changed, it should be corrected or reported in the appropriate way. This is the core purpose of the confirmation statement — confirming the record is right, or putting it right if it is not.
Yes, in most cases. Being dormant or not trading does not normally remove the obligation to file a confirmation statement, because the confirmation statement is about the accuracy of the company record, not about financial activity. A dormant company still has a registered office, directors, shareholders and a Companies House record to keep accurate. Dormant companies often still need to prepare accounts and deal with other filing obligations too, so it is worth taking advice on the full picture.
No — these are three separate things. A confirmation statement confirms the company information held at Companies House. Annual accounts (statutory accounts) report the company's financial position and results, and go to Companies House and to HMRC in the case of a company tax return. A Corporation Tax Return (CT600) is filed with HMRC to report the company's taxable profits. Meeting one of these deadlines does not meet the others, and the confirmation statement should never be treated as a substitute for accounts or a tax return.
If a confirmation statement is not filed, Companies House does not receive the confirmation it needs that the company record is accurate. The company can be at risk of being struck off the register, and failure to file can lead to further action against the company and its officers. Because the exact consequences depend on the company's circumstances, the safest approach is to keep filings up to date and act quickly if something has been missed.
With a professional service, you provide the details of any changes to your company information, or confirm that nothing has changed, and the confirmation statement submission is prepared and filed with Companies House on your behalf. You get help checking that the register is accurate, guidance on whether a change should be reported separately, and clear communication about what is happening and when. It suits busy directors, owners of dormant companies, and anyone who would rather not navigate the filing process alone.