Confirmation Statement Filing for UK Companies That Never Miss Deadlines
Your confirmation statement must be filed at least once every 12 months. Miss it, and Companies House can start proceedings to strike your company off the register. ABM Chartered Accountants files yours on time, every time, with every detail checked and verified.
Your Public Record Checked and Confirmed Annually
A confirmation statement tells Companies House that the information it holds about your company is accurate and up to date. It covers your registered office, directors, shareholders, persons with significant control, SIC codes, and statement of capital. ABM Chartered Accountants reviews every detail before filing so your public record is correct and your company stays compliant.
Our ICAEW and ACCA qualified accountants check your company data against Companies House records, update any details that have changed, confirm your PSC register is current, verify your statement of capital and shareholder information, and submit the filing digitally before your deadline. We track the due date so you never have to.
What Our Confirmation Statement Service Covers
From reviewing your company data to filing the statement on time, here is how ABM Chartered Accountants keeps your Companies House record accurate and your company compliant.
Annual Filing
Preparing and submitting your confirmation statement to Companies House at least once every year.
Data Review & Verification
Checking every detail on your public record is accurate before confirming it with Companies House.
SIC Code Updates
Reviewing and updating your Standard Industrial Classification codes to reflect your current trade.
Shareholder Information Check
Verifying your statement of capital and shareholder details are complete and correctly recorded.
PSC Details Confirmation
Confirming your persons with significant control details are accurate and up to date on record.
Deadline Management
Tracking your confirmation statement due date and filing well before the deadline every year.
Filed on Time With Every Detail Correct
Companies House uses your confirmation statement to maintain the accuracy of the public register. If you fail to file on time, your company is flagged as non-compliant. Persistent failure triggers compulsory strike-off proceedings. ABM Chartered Accountants prevents this by filing your statement before the deadline and making sure every piece of information on your record is correct.
Under the ECCT Act, Companies House now has greater powers to challenge information on the register. Filing a confirmation statement with inaccurate data could lead to queries, rejected filings, or enforcement action. Having your chartered accountants verify the data before submitting removes that risk entirely.
Confirmation Statement Filing for Companies Right Across the UK
Based in Canary Wharf, London, ABM Chartered Accountants files confirmation statements for companies throughout the UK. We file digitally with Companies House so your location makes no difference.
Confirmation Statements Filed for Every Company Type
We file confirmation statements for limited companies, LLPs, holding companies, dormant companies, and group structures in every sector. Whatever your company type, we keep your filing current.
Why Companies Choose ABM Chartered Accountants for Filing
Chartered Filing Specialists
ICAEW and ACCA qualified filing your confirmation statement.
Deadlines Never Missed
Due dates tracked and filings submitted before deadline.
Data Verified Before Submission
Every detail checked before confirming with Companies House.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to the confirmation statement questions we hear most often. Contact our team for guidance.
What is a confirmation statement?
A confirmation statement is a filing that tells Companies House the information it holds about your company is accurate and up to date. It covers your registered office address, directors, shareholders, persons with significant control, SIC codes, and statement of capital. Every company must file one at least once a year.
How often must it be filed?
You must file a confirmation statement at least once every 12 months from the date of incorporation or the date of your last statement. You can file more frequently if you wish. ABM Chartered Accountants tracks your due date and files before the deadline.
How much does filing cost?
The Companies House filing fee for a digital confirmation statement is 50 pounds from February 2026, up from 34 pounds. The paper filing fee is 110 pounds. ABM Chartered Accountants files digitally to keep the cost lower and the process faster for your company.
What happens if I file late or not at all?
If you fail to file your confirmation statement, Companies House will send warning letters and can begin compulsory strike-off proceedings to dissolve your company. Your company will also be flagged as non-compliant on the public register, which can affect your ability to trade and access credit.
What information does the statement confirm?
The confirmation statement confirms your registered office address, the names and details of your directors and secretary, your statement of capital and shareholder information, your SIC codes, your PSC register, and your registered email address. ABM Chartered Accountants checks all of this before filing.
Can you file my confirmation statement for me?
Yes. ABM Chartered Accountants prepares and files your confirmation statement on your behalf. We review your company data, check it against Companies House records, update anything that has changed, and submit the filing digitally before your deadline. You do not need to do anything.