File your company accounts yourself, from £15.File your micro-entity accounts yourself, £30.
Your company did little or nothing this year — but Companies House still wants accounts filed. Answer a few plain-English questions, check what we've prepared, and we file it through official Companies House software. No accountant, no jargon, no spreadsheets.Your small company traded this year — so Companies House wants FRS 105 micro-entity accounts. Enter your figures, check what we've prepared, and we file it through official Companies House software. No accountant, no jargon, no spreadsheets.
£15 if your company did nothing this year · £30 if your small company traded · pay only when you file.£30 if your small company traded · £15 if it did nothing · pay only when you file.
Which one is my company?
The two simplest filings, and the ones most often done without an accountant. Don't worry if you've never heard the official terms — most owners haven't. Answer "did the company trade this year?" and the wizard picks the right type for you.
My company did nothing this year
dormant accounts — £15
No sales, no purchases, nothing through the bank — you're holding a name, pausing a project, or protecting a brand. Companies House calls this a dormant company, and it still must file accounts every year. We prepare them from a handful of answers.
My small company traded this year
micro-entity accounts — £30
Freelancing, contracting, a side business — a company with turnover under £1m and at most 10 staff. Companies House calls this a micro-entity, which qualifies for the simplest set of accounts. We prepare them from the figures you enter.
Not sure you're affected?
Every registered company must file, dormant or not. Around 400,000 UK companies file without an accountant today — hiring one costs £150–500 a year to say your company did little or nothing. This is built for that gap.
Honest, flat pricing
One price per filing. No subscription, no account fees, no upsells. You pay when you're happy with what we've prepared and ready to file.
Dormant accounts
- Prepared from plain-English answers
- Filed via official Companies House software
- Email confirmation when it's accepted
- We remember your details for next year
Micro-entity accounts
- FRS 105 accounts from the figures you enter
- Filed via official Companies House software
- Email confirmation when it's accepted
- We remember your details for next year
Compare: an accountant typically charges £150–500 a year for the same filing.
How it works
You prepare and approve your own accounts. We turn your answers into the format Companies House requires and transmit them for you — your filing stays yours.
Enter your company number. We pull your company's public details from the register so you're not retyping them.
Answer a few plain-English questions. "Did the company trade this year?" — no accounting terms, no forms to decode.
Review exactly what will be filed. We show you the finished accounts in full. Nothing is submitted until you've read them and approved.
We file it, properly. Your approved accounts go to Companies House through their official software channel. Confirmation lands in your inbox.
Next year takes two minutes. We keep your details and remind you before the deadline, so it never sneaks up on you.
Your accounts, prepared by you, filed through our software. TidyFilings is not an accountant, tax adviser, or Authorised Corporate Service Provider — we don't prepare your figures for you or give accounting advice. You confirm the accounts are right; we transmit what you approve. From April 2028 every company must file its accounts this way, through commercial software — we're built for that, and we'll be here when it lands.
Not ready to file? Check your company free.
Every director must now verify their identity with Companies House, or your company can't file its confirmation statement. Our free checker tells you where your company stands — no account, no payment.
Ready when you are.
Filing your dormant or micro-entity accounts takes minutes, and costs less than a takeaway.
Start your filing