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Send us your company number. We check it qualifies as dormant, prepare your dormant accounts and file them with Companies House. You check everything first.
Fixed fee from £199 for the whole year · Dormant companies £19 · No VAT added
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Yes. Your first accounts run from the day the company was set up, sale or no sale. If you only issued shares, dormant accounts for £19 may be all you need. We check your share details, prepare them and file once you’ve approved. It’s simpler than it sounds.
Your company number and any bank statements. We do the rest.
To get started
Your company number
And bank statements, if you have them
Even if it’s incomplete. No bookkeeping needed first.
Missing something? Bank statements are enough to start. Photos and rough notes are fine too.
Just
£19
Fixed fee for dormant accounts
Bookkeeping, accounts, tax return and filing.
Extra costs: no VAT is added to our fee. Any extra work is agreed with you first. Corporation Tax due is paid to HMRC.
Ready when you are
Find your company
Send what you have, even if it’s messy or incomplete. We do the bookkeeping from your bank statements.
We prepare your accounts and tax return, and look for the costs your company can claim to lower its tax.
You approve everything first. Then we file with Companies House and HMRC before the deadline.
New companies often have their first accounts due before they have made a sale. That is normal. The first accounts run from the day you set up to your first year end. If the only thing that happened was issuing the first shares, dormant accounts may well be all you need.
No. Companies House requires accounts every year, including for dormant companies. Use the due date on your company record rather than assuming the first trading date starts the Companies House clock.
Need more help? Started trading in your first year? We look at your records and tell you the right service and price first. WhatsApp us
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