Will you support filing unaudited micro-entity accounts with Companies House in the UK?

QuickBooks Online (QBO) has not yet been listed as a recognized software provider for submitting unaudited micro-entity accounts directly to Companies House post-March 2026, @alastair3.Let me provide more insights about it.

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I've just been on the same journey as everyone else reading this thread, and had a conversation with QuickBooks support about it.  Their line is clear:  No, they do not provide this feature on the normal QuickBooks at a micro-entity will use, we all need to get an accountant who uses the QuickBooks tax professional product.

They said, and some very quick research seems to back this up, that while Xero is on the list of providers who offer this service, the basic Xero product that us micro-entities use also doesn't support it along similar lines.

I'm posting here to make a prediction.  What everyone here has posted is the universal feeling:  This is absurd and we have to leave QuickBooks to do company accounts properly.  Some time in May, June or July 2026, QuickBooks will FINALY get it.

A company tax return (unless I've been doing it wrong) is basically pasting a dozen fields from the profit-and-loss sheet, with a few quick calculations as the tax return fields are absurd compared to most people's actual expenditures.  It won't take QuickBooks long to actually do it.

I'm lucky:  My company year ends in November, and so I've got a few months more than many until my next one.  I'm simply going to wait it out.  I'm basically counting on enough people either protesting or leaving or both during April-November 2026 to benefit me.  Those people are less lucky, and there's nothing I know of that I can do to help them.