Update Your Company Records

Update Your Company Records with Ease

At SBX Accountants, we take the hassle out of keeping your company details current and compliant. Whether you need to update director information, amend your Persons with Significant Control (PSC) register, or notify Companies House of other changes, we’ve got you covered.

Why It Matters

Accurate records with Companies House are a legal requirement. Mistakes or delays can lead to penalties or confusion for your business. Our team ensures every change - big or small - is handled quickly and correctly.

What We Handle

Changes to Company Details: Appointing or removing directors, updating share allotments, changing your registered office, and more.
PSC Register Maintenance: Identifying and recording your Persons with Significant Control, plus filing updates as ownership shifts.
Confirmation Statement: Filing annual mandatory returns with Companies House, updating relevant information during the year.

Our Process

Consultation: Tell us what’s changed (e.g., a new director or PSC update).
Preparation: We draft the necessary forms and updates.
Filing: We submit everything to Companies House on your behalf.

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Don’t risk non-compliance. Contact us today to update your company details.

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England, SL2 2EP

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