Practical compliance tool

Confirmation Statement Deadline Calculator

Calculate the next confirmation statement deadline from the review period end so you can see when the filing should be made.

The deadline is driven by the company review period, not by the date you happen to start preparing the statement.

Confirmation Statement Deadline Calculator

Calculate the next confirmation statement deadline from the review period end so you can see when the filing should be made.

What this deadline gives you

The result shows the next standard filing deadline for the confirmation statement once you identify the correct review period end.

It is useful when you need the practical date first and then want to line it up with the wider Companies House calendar.

Rule summary

How confirmation statement deadlines work

A confirmation statement is normally due 14 days after the end of the review period.

The review period usually runs for 12 months from incorporation or from the last confirmation statement date, unless the period has been shortened.

Worked examples

How the result behaves in practice

Standard annual cycle

If the review period ends on 31 March 2026, the statement is normally due 14 days later.

The calculator returns the mid-April filing deadline that should drive the next action.

Checking before a late filing risk

If you are not sure whether the statement is already overdue, calculate the deadline first.

That gives you the anchor date for the related late filing and calendar tools.

Turn the result into an action plan

Confirm the correct review period end before relying on the date.

If the date has already passed, open the late filing checker next.

Add the deadline to the company compliance calendar so it stays visible alongside accounts filing dates.

Read the guide

Confirmation statement deadlines

This guide explains how confirmation statement deadlines follow the review period rather than a loose annual reminder habit.

Assumptions and limits

This tool applies a published rule set directly and is designed for standard scenarios.

Assumptions

  • The inputs entered are complete and reflect the facts for the relevant filing, tax, or compliance period.
  • The tool is used for a standard scenario rather than a specialist exception, relief, or disputed case.

Limits and rule basis

  • This tool does not replace detailed professional review where the facts are unusual or contested.
  • If the underlying rule depends on reliefs, appeals, or special handling, the real outcome may differ.