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Whether it is overdue accounts, a missed confirmation statement, or a strike-off notice already arrived. We assess your company and handle everything.

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Emergency Strike-Off & Frozen Bank Audit

Received a Companies House Strike-Off Notice?

Check your remaining legal window and risk to bank accounts before compulsory dissolution.

🚨Bank account at risk of freezing or First Gazette notice published? Stop strike-off immediately.
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Days elapsed since notice was issued:20 days (Approx 40 days left)
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High Alert (Active Gazette Notice Period)

Risk Level: 75%

A First Gazette notice has been published in the London Gazette. You have a narrow statutory window to submit overdue Confirmation Statements and Annual Accounts before compulsory dissolution.

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UK Government Letter & Notice Analyzer

Received an official letter or warning from Companies House or HMRC? Select the notice type or paste the text below for an instant analysis and action plan.

Does any of these apply to you?

Missed confirmation statement

Companies House sends a warning then moves to strike-off. The £50 filing fee becomes the least of your problems, restoration costs far more.

Overdue annual accounts

Automatic penalties start the day after your deadline: £150, then £375, then £750, then £1,500. They double if you are late two years in a row.

Strike-off notice already received

You have weeks, not months. Acting now, filing what is outstanding, can halt the process before your company legally ceases to exist.

HMRC penalties on top

Late Corporation Tax returns carry separate HMRC penalties plus interest on unpaid tax. The longer you wait, the larger the total bill.

Companies House late accounts penalties

Applied automatically from the day after your deadline. Doubles if you are late two years running.

How latePenalty
Up to 1 month late£150
1 to 3 months late£375
3 to 6 months late£750
More than 6 months late£1,500

Consequences of compulsory strike-off

  • Company bank accounts can be frozen or closed
  • All company assets pass to the Crown (bona vacantia)
  • Contracts and trading relationships become void
  • Restoring a struck-off company is possible but costs £1,000+ in court fees alone
  • HMRC debts survive strike-off, they don't disappear

How the rescue process works

  1. 1

    Rapid assessment

    Message us on WhatsApp with your company number. We pull the full picture from Companies House and HMRC: what is outstanding, what penalties are accruing, and what needs filing first.

  2. 2

    Transparent rescue quote

    We give you a clear, itemised quote covering every outstanding filing starting from £998. No hidden extras. You know the full cost before we start.

  3. 3

    We file everything and restore compliance

    Catch-up accounts, late confirmation statements, penalty appeal letters, Corporation Tax returns: we handle everything and bring your company back to compliant status.

✓ ACCA-qualified accountants✓ Companies House ACSP-authorised✓ Experienced with non-resident directors✓ Arabic & English support

Pricing

Clear itemised quote, you know the full cost before we start.

Rescue package (assessment + catch-up filings)

From £998

Company restoration from strike-off

From £998 + court fees

Penalty appeal letters

Included in package

Transition to ongoing compliance plan

From £498/yr

Every day of delay adds to the cost.

Message us now. The assessment is free and gives you a clear picture of your company's situation and exactly what needs to happen.

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Disclaimer

General educational guidance only, not legal, tax, accounting, immigration, investment or financial advice. We don't guarantee the information is complete, current or suitable for your situation. Always check official sources (GOV.UK, Companies House, HMRC, the relevant professional body) and speak to a qualified professional before acting. Last reviewed: July 2026.

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