After submitting your confirmation statement, one question often remains: “How do I know Companies House has actually received it?” It’s a sensible question. Many first-time Community Interest Company directors assume that once they click Submit, the process is finished. While… Read More ›
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CIC Confirmation Statement Explained: What Community Interest Companies Must File Every Year
The email from Companies House arrives. You thought you’d finished everything for the year. Your annual accounts have been filed, your organisation is busy serving the community, and you’re already thinking about your next funding application. Then you read the… Read More ›
CIC Confirmation Statement Explained: The CS01 Filing Mistake Many CIC Directors Make
The email from Companies House arrives unexpectedly. Your confirmation statement is overdue. Suddenly, your mind starts racing. If you are a first-time Community Interest Company director, this moment can feel incredibly stressful. And the truth is, many directors only realise… Read More ›
CIC Confirmation Statement Explained: What First-Time Directors Must Know Before Filing CS01
A Companies House email lands in your inbox. Your stomach drops instantly. “Your confirmation statement is overdue.” Suddenly, your mind starts racing. If you are a first-time Community Interest Company director, this moment can feel incredibly stressful. And the truth… Read More ›
When Do CICs Need to File a Confirmation Statement?
Every CIC has a 12-month review period. At the end of this period, you’ve got 14 days to file your confirmation statement. The first period starts from your date of incorporation. After that, it runs 12 months from the date… Read More ›
What is a Confirmation statement (CS01) and How Does It Work for CIC’s?
ALL UK businesses, trading or non-trading are required to submit a confirmation statement, formerly known as an annual return, to Companies House each year. All UK-registered businesses, including private limited companies, public limited companies, and community interest corporations (CICs), must… Read More ›