How to claim a against a late filing penalty

If you miss the deadline for conveying your limited company records to Companies House, a late documenting penalty will be consequently forced, regardless of whether you have a dormant company. Fines will keep on heightening until the late annual records are submitted.

While it is conceivable to claim against a late documenting penalty, the law awards Companies House restricted tact; along these lines, expenses may be deferred in remarkable conditions.
There are various steps of overdue submitting penalties required when an organization conveys its annual records after the statutory accounts filing deadline. An automatic penalty is applied when the deadline has passed. If statements stay extraordinary, following higher penalties are applied at set periods until the annual records are conveyed to Companies House.
You can contact HMRC if you don't know how to file company accounts.
The overdue submitting penalties for limited companies (including LLPs) are:

Time after filing deadline Private Limited Company/LLP   Public
Up to 1 month late                               £150                                       £750
1 to 3 months late                                £375                                       £1500
3 to 6 months late                                £750                                       £3000
More than 6 months late                      £1500                                     £7500


These penalties are somewhat generous, which indicates the genuine idea of neglecting to convey accounts on schedule. But, it doesn't end there. If you document late annual statutory accounts at Companies House two years in a row, the late submitting penalties are consequently multiplied.