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Appoint a Director (AP01)2026-01-09T19:44:25+01:00

Director and PSC Appointment Service for UK Limited Companies

What Does Appointing a Director or PSC Mean?

A director appointment adds a new officer to manage the company.
A PSC appointment records who controls the company.

A PSC is usually someone who:

Owns more than 25% of shares
Controls more than 25% of voting rights
Has significant influence over the company

Both appointments must be reported to Companies House.

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£24.99/Per Appointment

  • 1-2 Days of Processing Time

  • Dedicated Account Manager

Our Process

How It Works

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 What Happens If You Don’t Update Director or PSC Details?

Failure to update records causes compliance issues. Companies House treats this as a serious breach.

 Legal and Compliance Risk

Director and PSC details are a legal requirement. Incorrect records may trigger enforcement action.

Director Responsibility

Directors remain legally responsible for accuracy. Penalties may apply if updates are missed.

Transparency and Reputation

PSC records support transparency. Banks and regulators rely on this data. Errors reduce trust.

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FAQs

Most Popular Questions

What happens if a dormant company fails to file accounts or confirmation statements?2025-03-06T23:41:57+01:00

Failure to file required documents can result in penalties and the company being struck off the Companies House register. It’s essential to adhere to filing deadlines to maintain the company’s good standing.

Can a dormant company have a bank account?2025-03-06T23:39:20+01:00

Yes, a dormant company can maintain a bank account. However, any transactions, such as interest earned or bank charges incurred, may be considered significant transactions, potentially affecting the company’s dormant status.

How do I inform HMRC that my company is dormant?2025-03-06T23:37:54+01:00

You must notify HMRC as soon as possible that your company is dormant for Corporation Tax purposes. This can be done online or by post. Once acknowledged, HMRC will not expect Corporation Tax returns until the company becomes active again.

Are dormant companies required to file a confirmation statement?2025-03-06T23:36:28+01:00

Yes, dormant companies must file a confirmation statement annually to verify that the company’s information held by Companies House is accurate and up to date.

Do dormant companies need to file annual accounts?2025-03-06T23:35:29+01:00

Yes, even if a company is dormant, it must file annual accounts with Companies House. However, these accounts are simplified and do not require an auditor’s report if the company qualifies as ‘small.’

What is a dormant company?2025-03-06T23:34:11+01:00

A dormant company is one that has had no ‘significant’ accounting transactions during a financial year. Significant transactions exclude:

  • Filing fees paid to Companies House
  • Penalties for late filing of accounts
  • Money paid for shares upon incorporation​

This status indicates that the company is not actively trading or generating income.

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