CIC accounts and community interest reports

A CIC is a limited company with a social purpose, defined by its asset lock — its assets and profits must serve the community, not private shareholders. For accounts and tax it behaves like an ordinary company (it pays Corporation Tax and is not a charity), but it carries one extra annual obligation: the CIC34 report to the CIC Regulator, filed via Companies House.

• Annual accounts — 9 months after year end
• CIC34 community interest report — how the CIC benefited the community, plus director pay and any asset transfers, filed with the accounts (with the Companies House CIC fee)
• Confirmation statement — every 12 months
• CT600 Corporation Tax return — to HMRC, 12 months after year end

1. Prepare the CIC’s year-end accounts
2. Draft the CIC34 community interest report with you
3. Prepare and file the CT600 Corporation Tax return
4. File accounts + CIC34 at Companies House and track every deadline

Fixed £399 + VAT for a micro CIC; larger or grant-funded CICs quoted individually. Call 0114 327 1480.

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