Make changes until it's perfect. No revision limits. No extra fees. Fast turnaround. Full version control and audit trail.
We get it right the first time 95% of cases. But accounts are complex—directors find typos, accountants spot reclassifications, Companies House bounces back for missing signatures. We don't nickel-and-dime you for corrections.
No cap. Make 1 revision or 100 revisions. All included in fixed price. Typical client makes 3.2 revisions (median: 2). Power users have made 20+ revisions on complex group accounts—still no extra charge.
From first draft to final submission. Even after you approve (but before we file), you can request last-minute changes. Only restriction: can't revise after live HMRC submission (that requires post-filing amendment—see below).
Change your mind about disclosure wording? Want to add a note? Spotted a £10 difference? We make the change. No judgment, no pushback, no "this should have been mentioned earlier" complaints. Customer satisfaction > efficiency.
How quickly we process your revision depends on complexity. All tiers included in fixed price.
Based on 13,590 total revisions across 4,247 filings. Average 3.2 revisions per client.
Most common: middle initial wrong, flat number missing, postcode typo. Minor revision, 4-hour turnaround.
Client prefers different phrasing (e.g., "bank loan" → "term loan facility"). Minor revision, same-day.
Small amount wrong (rounding error, transposition). Medium revision if affects subtotals, 8-16 hours.
Forgot to mention contingent liability, post-balance sheet event, or related party transaction. Medium revision.
Doesn't match last year's filed accounts. Usually data entry error. Medium revision, requires consistency check.
Move from Admin expenses to Cost of Sales, or Distribution costs. Medium revision, affects XBRL tag selection.
Client prefers "31 December 2024" instead of "31/12/2024" throughout. Minor revision, find-and-replace.
CH rejects for missing director signature, wrong SIC code, or authentication code expired. Medium revision + refile.
Table splits across pages awkwardly, or client wants each note on separate page. Minor formatting change.
Change depreciation rate disclosure, revenue recognition policy, or going concern statement. Medium revision.
Shareholders' resolution text needs tweaking, or wrong section 477/479 cited. Minor wording change.
Gave us wrong company number initially (similar name, copy-paste error). Minor change but critical for filing.
Forgot to disclose parent company or individual who controls >50% shares. Medium revision, adds new note.
Realized turnover >£632k so can't use micro-entity accounts. Major revision—need to add notes, P&L, directors' report.
Accountant re-did entire accounts after auditor comments. Major revision—essentially starting from scratch.
Combined: These 15 revision types account for 94% of all requests. Remaining 6% are edge cases (foreign currency restatements, discontinued operations, complex group consolidation changes). Average revision count per client: 3.2 (median: 2, mode: 2, max: 27).
Every revision tracked. Compare versions side-by-side. See who requested what change and when.
Already filed with HMRC/Companies House but need to correct? We handle resubmissions.
Truly unlimited. No "fair use" weasel words. Our record holder requested 27 revisions on complex group accounts (kept finding prior year restatement errors). Still no extra charge. Only caveat: we reserve right to escalate if we suspect abuse (e.g., someone requesting hundreds of 1-character changes to test our patience)—hasn't happened yet in 3 years. Average client makes 3.2 revisions, so we've priced it in.
Yes, up until we actually file with HMRC. Approval just means "I'm ready to proceed", not "file immediately". We don't file until you click final "Submit to HMRC" button in portal. Between approval and submission, you can still request changes—we just need re-approval after revision. Once filed with HMRC (submission receipt issued), it's permanent—any further changes require post-filing amendment (charged separately £200-£500).
Standard turnaround (4-24 hours depending on complexity) is included free. Rush fees only apply if you need revision faster than standard turnaround. Example: Medium revision normally takes 8-16 hours (next working day). If you need it same-day (within 4 hours), that's £50 rush fee. Major revision normally 1-2 days—if you need 24-hour turnaround, that's £150 rush. Most clients don't pay rush fees because standard turnaround is fast enough.
Easy. Portal shows all versions (v1.0, v1.1, v1.2, v2.0, etc.). Click "Revert to v1.2" button. We restore that version and make it current (becomes v2.1). All subsequent work proceeds from v2.1. Old versions (v2.0, v1.3, etc.) remain in history for reference. No charge for reverting—it's just another revision request. Useful if director changes mind: "Actually the wording in v1.2 was better".
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