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Company Size & Accounting Framework

Determine your Companies Act 2006 company size (micro, small, medium or large) and the applicable UK GAAP accounting framework: FRS 105, FRS 102 Section 1A, or full FRS 102.

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Dati verificati · luglio 2026

Do I need to meet all three thresholds?

No — you only need to meet two of the three (turnover, balance sheet total, employees) for a size category to apply.

Fonte: Companies Act 2006, ss 382-384 (company size thresholds); FRC — UK accounting standards overview (FRS 100-105 suite), 2025/26. · aggiornato 2026

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📋Presentazione+

A company meets a size category — micro, small, or medium — when it satisfies at least 2 of the 3 criteria (turnover, balance sheet total, average employees) for that category, under the Companies Act 2006. This determines whether you can prepare accounts under FRS 105 (micro-entities), FRS 102 Section 1A (small entities, reduced disclosure) or full FRS 102 (medium/large entities), and whether you can file abridged accounts.

💡 Buone pratiche

  • The micro thresholds (turnover £632,000, balance sheet £316,000, 10 employees) are the current in-force figures — a government uplift to these Companies Act thresholds has been announced, so re-check gov.uk before relying on them long-term.
  • Meeting the thresholds is a choice, not an obligation — some companies still prepare fuller accounts for lenders or investors.
  • Certain company types (public companies, financial institutions, some group companies) can't use the micro or small regimes regardless of size.

🔢 Esempio concreto

£5,000,000 turnover, £2,000,000 balance sheet total, 40 average employees: qualifies as a small company, so FRS 102 Section 1A applies with abridged filing available.

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Come usare questo calcolatore

  1. 1

    Enter your turnover, balance sheet total and average number of employees for the year.

  2. 2

    Read how many thresholds you meet for the micro and small categories.

  3. 3

    Check the applicable accounting framework and whether abridged filing is available.

  4. 4

    Confirm the classification against your prior year if you're near a threshold boundary.

📚Glossario+
Two of three test
A company qualifies for a size category (micro, small, medium) if it meets at least two of the three thresholds — turnover, balance sheet total, average employees — for that category.
Abridged accounts
A reduced-format balance sheet and profit and loss account available to micro and small companies, filed at Companies House with fewer disclosures than full accounts.
ℹ️Fonti e aggiornamenti+
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Ultimo aggiornamento dei dati

7 luglio 2026

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Fonti e riferimenti

Companies Act 2006, ss 382-384 (company size thresholds); FRC — UK accounting standards overview (FRS 100-105 suite), 2025/26.

I dati di questo calcolatore vengono aggiornati regolarmente per riflettere gli ultimi parametri ufficiali. In caso di dubbio, consulta le fonti ufficiali indicate sopra.

FAQ — Company Size & Accounting Framework

Do I need to meet all three thresholds?+

No — you only need to meet two of the three (turnover, balance sheet total, employees) for a size category to apply.

What's the difference between FRS 105 and FRS 102 Section 1A?+

FRS 105 (micro-entities) requires the fewest disclosures and no directors' report; FRS 102 Section 1A (small entities) requires more disclosure but still allows abridged accounts and no directors' report requirement for most small companies.

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