Confirmation Statement
Annual Companies House filing confirming your company details are correct. We handle it every year, on time.
Who it's for
All UK limited companies, once every 12 months.
What you provide
Your company number and confirmation of current details.
Timeline
Filed before your review-period deadline.
Price
From £158 (one-off)
What is a Confirmation Statement?
An annual filing that confirms your company's registered details at Companies House are up to date, including directors, shareholders, and registered office.
Deadline and consequences
Due within 14 days of the end of the review period, so once every 12 months. There is no automatic penalty scale as there is for late accounts, but not filing is an offence: Companies House can impose a financial penalty (GOV.UK gives up to £5,000) and start striking the company off. The Companies House fee is £50 online, separate from our service fee.
What the statement confirms
The registered office and service address, the directors and any company secretary, the shareholders and share capital, the people with significant control (PSC), and the SIC activity codes. We check what changed during the year with you. Some changes, such as appointing a director or moving the registered office, are filed on their own forms rather than in the statement.
How it works
- 1
We review your company details at Companies House
- 2
We prepare the confirmation statement based on your input
- 3
We file it with Companies House ahead of the deadline
Frequently asked questions
- What is a confirmation statement?
- A yearly filing with Companies House confirming your company's registered information, directors, shareholders, registered office, is accurate. It replaced the Annual Return in June 2016.
- When is the confirmation statement due?
- Within 14 days of the end of your 12-month review period, which runs from your incorporation date or last filing. Filing online costs £50 (raised from £34 on 1 February 2026).
- What happens if I don't file my confirmation statement?
- Companies House issues a late filing notice and ultimately begins the strike-off process. A struck-off company loses its bank accounts and assets.
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: June 2026.
Want us to handle this for you?
Get a free quote on WhatsApp. We respond within Gulf business hours.
Get a free quote