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You are here: Home » Business News » Companies House fees have increased from 1 February
Companies House fees have increased from 1 February
Companies House fees have increased from 1 February 2026, affecting both the cost of incorporation of new limited companies and many ongoing reporting requirements.
Many of the fees have increased substantially and it is important that you factor in these additional fees.
For example, the fee for incorporating a limited company is increasing as follows:
| Previous Fee | Fee from 1 February 2026 | |
| Incorporation (Digital Fee) | £50 | £100 |
| Incorporation (Paper Fee) | £71 | £124 |
Similar increases are being made to the cost of the confirmation statement as follows:
| Previous Fee | Fee from 1 February 2026 | |
| Confirmation statement (Digital Fee) | £34 | £50 |
| Confirmation statement (Paper Fee) | £62 | £110 |
The full list of fee increases can be found here.
Why are the fees changing?
Companies House has said that the increases are used to cover the cost of incorporating companies and support the publishing “of company information worth billions to the UK economy”.
It also confirmed that the additional funding would be used to support its enhanced powers under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) 2023.
These allow Companies House to query and remove false and misleading information from its registers.
If you have any additional queries about the increase in Companies House fees, please get in touch.
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