What does your company need to file?

Enter your company. We find what’s due, and you can add anything else.

  • Nothing filed until you approve
  • Fixed prices, shown in full
  • Files to Companies House and HMRC

An example of a prepared filing

Kestrel & Finch Ltd
Accounts and tax return · year to 31 March 2026
Example
Already prepared
1 of 4 checkedThen pay and file
Bank transactions214 read from the Starling statement Confirmed
Sorted into categories209 sorted by Fileyear · 5 need youReady to check
Last year’s figuresFrom the 2025 accounts at Companies HouseReady to check
Year-end answers6 answered from your bankReady to check
Accounts and CT600Drafted · Corporation Tax £4,218.40After your checks

From your company number to filed, in about 20 minutes

Fileyear prepares it. You check it.

  1. 1

    Enter your company

    We tick what’s due. Add anything else.

  2. 2

    Add the bank statement

    Fileyear sorts every line and drafts the accounts and tax return.

  3. 3

    Check it, then file

    Companies House and HMRC confirm it here.

HMRC’s free company filing service has closed

A Company Tax Return now goes through filing software. Fileyear files your accounts and CT600 together, £70.80 all in.

When your company’s filings are due

Counted from your company’s year end.

  1. Year endYour accounting period closes
  2. 9 monthsAccounts to Companies House
  3. 9 months and a dayCorporation Tax paid to HMRC
  4. 12 monthsCompany Tax Return to HMRC

Late accounts: Companies House

£150Up to 1 month late
£3751 to 3 months late
£7503 to 6 months late
£1,500Over 6 months late

Doubled if the accounts were also late the year before.

Late tax return: HMRC

  • £200the day after the deadline
  • £200more at 3 months late
  • 10%of unpaid tax at 6 months, and again at 12

£1,000 each instead of £200 after three late returns in a row. For returns due from 1 April 2026.

Free reminders 30, 14 and 3 days before each deadline.

Questions directors ask first

Can I still file my CT600 for free?

Not through HMRC. Its free Company Accounts and Tax Online service closed on 31 March 2026. A Company Tax Return now has to go through software HMRC recognises.

Who submits the filings?

You do, as a director, under the company’s own logins. Fileyear prepares and checks everything first.

Do I pay before I see the figures?

No. You see your accounts and your tax figure first. You pay when you submit, with a full refund if you change your mind before then.

Is my company a micro-entity?

Usually, if it meets two of these: turnover up to £1 million, balance sheet up to £500,000, and 10 or fewer employees. These limits apply to years starting on or after 6 April 2025. A company that is a charity can’t use micro-entity accounts: its accounts follow the Charities SORP, and its annual return goes to the Charity Commission.

What if my company is more complicated?

We check before you pay. Groups, R&D claims, audits and companies over the small company limits are turned away with a clear reason.