Company DeadlineCalculator
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Confirmation statement deadline calculator.

Use the latest statement date from Companies House, or the incorporation date for a first statement, to calculate the review-period end and latest filing date.

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Your company record

Use the confirmation statement date shown on the Companies House register, not just the date you remember submitting the form. This calculator does not determine identity-verification deadlines.

How the due date is calculated

A confirmation statement has a review date and a filing deadline.

Use this calculator to keep the annual Companies House confirmation statement on track. Before filing, review the company details held by Companies House, including officers, registered office, SIC code, people with significant control and, where relevant, shareholders and statement of capital.

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    Use the right starting date

    Use the latest confirmation statement date, or incorporation date for the first filing.

  2. 02
    Find the review-period end

    The review period normally ends 12 months after that relevant starting date.

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    File within 14 days

    You can file early, but an early filing starts a new review period and changes the next statement date.

Common questions

Confirmation statement deadline FAQ

You must file at least one confirmation statement every 12 months. The review period ends 12 months after your company incorporated or the statement date on the last confirmation statement, and you then have up to 14 days to file.

You do not need to wait for the review period to end. Filing early starts a new review period, so the next confirmation statement date changes.

Yes. A company must file a confirmation statement even if it is dormant or there have been no changes during the review period.

No. Some changes, including certain officer and registered-office updates, have their own reporting process and should be reported separately.