Software filing becomes central from 2028
Companies House says all companies must file annual accounts using commercial software from 1 April 2028. Understand what that means for your workflow and client base.
Practical guidance for professionals managing UK company filing obligations, with links to the underlying GOV.UK and Companies House sources.
Companies House says all companies must file annual accounts using commercial software from 1 April 2028. Understand what that means for your workflow and client base.
A current 2026 overview of director and PSC verification, personal codes, confirmation statement implications and the transition period.
A concise guide to the standard private-company accounts deadline, first accounts, CS01 review periods and late filing consequences.
These pages are explanatory material, not legal, accounting or tax advice. Where we state a current filing rule or transition date, we link to the relevant official GOV.UK or Companies House guidance. Product descriptions are kept separate from public-law guidance so readers can tell what comes from AAA WebFiling and what comes from the registrar.
Because Companies House processes and requirements are changing, always check the linked official source before relying on a date, fee or eligibility rule for a live filing.