Every filing on time, every year
A company stays in good standing only while its filings are up to date. We keep the calendar, prepare the accounts and returns, and file them before each deadline, so the record you own stays clean.
- Covers
- Accounts · returns · annual reports
- Countries
- UK · US · Pakistan · India
- Reminders
- Well before every deadline
- Fee
- Quoted per company, per year
The filing calendar we keep for you
The main deadlines for a typical company. Your exact dates follow its year end and incorporation date.
United Kingdom
- Confirmation statementEvery 12 months, within 14 days of the review dateCompanies House
- Annual accounts9 months after the financial year endCompanies House
- Corporation tax payment9 months and 1 day after the period endsHMRC
- Company tax return (CT600)12 months after the period endsHMRC
United States
- Form 5472 with pro forma 112015 April for a calendar-year, foreign-owned LLCIRS
- Wyoming annual reportThe first day of the anniversary monthWyoming Secretary of State
- Delaware LLC annual tax1 June each yearDelaware Division of Corporations
Late filings bring automatic penalties and, if repeated, can put the company at risk of being struck off.
Filings we prepare and submit
From a dormant company’s single page to a trading company’s full set of books.
Dormant accounts
For companies that have not traded, filed with the registry each year.
Annual accounts
Full or small-company accounts prepared to FRS 102 or IFRS.
Confirmation statement
Officers, shareholders and the registered office confirmed with Companies House.
Tax returns
UK Corporation Tax, IRS Form 5472 and pro forma 1120, and FBR returns.
State annual reports
Wyoming annual reports, the Delaware annual tax and other state filings.
Bookkeeping
Monthly or quarterly books and management accounts for trading companies.
How it works
Clear steps, and you always know which one you are on.
- 1Step 1
Calendar set up
We read the company’s dates from the register and build its filing calendar.
- 2Step 2
Records collected
We ask for what each filing needs, well before it is due.
- 3Step 3
Prepared and approved
You review the accounts or return and approve it.
- 4Step 4
Filed and confirmed
We file it and send you the registry or tax authority confirmation.
Quoted per company, per year, before any work begins. A dormant company costs far less than a trading one.
What sets the fee
- Dormant or trading
- The countries involved
- Bookkeeping, if you need it
Nothing is paid on this site. You receive a pro forma invoice first.
Talk it through first
Tell us what you need and who asked for it. A member of our team replies with a clear answer and a price.
Questions about this service
What happens if accounts are filed late?
In the UK, Companies House charges an automatic late filing penalty, and repeated failures can lead to the company being struck off. We file ahead of each deadline so this does not happen.
My company has never traded. Do I still need to file?
Yes. A dormant UK company still files dormant accounts and a confirmation statement, and a US LLC owned from abroad still files Form 5472 each year.
Can you take over the filings of a company I already own?
Yes. Send us the company number and the last filed accounts; we check what is due and take over the calendar.
Do you handle bookkeeping?
Yes. For trading companies we keep the books monthly or quarterly and prepare management accounts.
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