Companies House fees are changing from 1 February 2026

Companies House announced in October that from 1 February 2026, some of its fees will be changing. These include: 

• incorporation digital filing fee will change to £100 

• confirmation statement digital filing fee will change to £50 

• voluntary strike off digital filing fee will change to £13. 

See the full list of Companies House fees that are changing from 1 February 2026

Businesses registered with Companies House benefit from limited liability, easier access to credit, more flexibility in raising capital, and enhanced credibility.   

Read more about how Companies House is evolving into an organisation that supports economic growth and helps disrupt crime in the new Companies House strategy for 2025 to 2030.

Understanding identity verification for people with significant control (PSCs) 

As part of the UK government's efforts to tackle economic crime and improve transparency, Companies House has introduced new identity verification requirements for people with significant control (PSCs).

Read Companies House's latest blog to understand what PSCs need to know about verifying their identity, when to do it and how the process works. 

Help Companies House improve its services 

Companies House is looking to run short interviews with people who file on behalf of clients and who have accessibility needs.   

They’d particularly like to speak with people who have registered, or are thinking of registering, as an ACSP (authorised corporate service provider). Research sessions can be held online or in person.   

If interested, you can sign up by emailing userresearch@companieshouse.gov.uk

Members should note that we have a dedicated section within our AML hub that includes guidance on ACSP registration and IDV services.