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Danum Excavations Ltd

ActiveNo accounts filed yet accountsGroundworks and demolitionDoncaster
Company number
16330129
Incorporated
20 Mar 20251 year trading
Registered office
50 Castell Crescent, Doncaster, DN4 6LG
Nature of business
Site preparation
Accounts due in
68 days
20 Dec 2026
From the Companies House register, 1 Oct 2026

Danum Excavations Ltd is a 1-year-old private limited company registered in Doncaster, company number 16330129, one of 33 groundworks and demolition companies in Doncaster. Its next accounts are due at Companies House on 20 December 2026, and its first CT600 is due at HMRC on 19 March 2027.

Key dates

This company has not filed accounts yet. First accounts are due 21 months after incorporation, and the first period can run longer than a year.

Accounts due
20 Dec 2026
in 68 days
For the period to 31 Mar 2026
CT600 due (first of two)
19 Mar 2027
in 157 days
Period 20 Mar 2025 to 19 Mar 2026
CT600 due (second of two)
31 Mar 2027
in 169 days
Period 20 Mar 2026 to 31 Mar 2026
Corporation tax payment
1 Jan 2027
in 80 days
9 months and 1 day after the period end
Confirmation statement
2 Apr 2027
in 171 days
Last made up to 19 Mar 2026

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Who runs and owns Danum Excavations Ltd

From the Companies House register. Individuals are shown by initials only; the full register is on Companies House.

Officer

NameRoleAppointed
J*** P***DirectorMar 2025

Person with significant control

Individual · since Mar 2025
J*** P***
Owns 75% or more of the shares
Holds 75% or more of the votes

Where Danum Excavations Ltd is registered

Danum Excavations Ltd's registered office on a map of the UK

The registered office is in Doncaster (DN4), in the Doncaster local authority area, Yorkshire and The Humber. Show DN4 6LG on a map.

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What happens if Danum Excavations Ltd files late

Companies House charges an automatic penalty the day after the deadline, and it rises the longer the accounts are late. These are the dates for this company's accounts due on 20 December 2026.

Companies HouseAccounts deliveredPenalty
Up to 1 month late21 Dec 2026 to 20 Jan 2027£150
1 to 3 months late21 Jan 2027 to 20 Mar 2027£375
3 to 6 months late21 Mar 2027 to 20 Jun 2027£750
More than 6 months lateFrom 21 Jun 2027£1,500

Penalties double if the accounts were also late the year before.

HMRC (CT600)FromPenalty
1 day late1 Apr 2027£200
3 months late30 Jun 2027another £200
6 months late30 Sep 2027HMRC estimates the tax and adds 10% of the unpaid tax
12 months late31 Mar 2028another 10% of any unpaid tax

For returns filed on or after 1 April 2026. Late three times in a row and the £200 penalties become £1,000 each.

Company details

As held on the Companies House register.

Company number
16330129
Status
Active
Company type
Private limited company
Incorporated
20 March 2025 (1 year ago)
Registered office
50 Castell Crescent, Doncaster, DN4 6LG
Nature of business
Site preparation (SIC 43120)
Year end
31 March (accounting reference date)
Accounts type
No accounts filed yet
Last confirmation statement
19 March 2026

Filing notes for groundworks and demolition companies

Groundworks and demolition companies tend to own heavy plant, so capital allowances and hire purchase liabilities show up in both the accounts and the CT600.

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Frequently asked questions

When are Danum Excavations Ltd's accounts due?

Danum Excavations Ltd's next accounts are due at Companies House by 20 December 2026 (in 68 days), covering the period to 31 March 2026.

When is Danum Excavations Ltd's CT600 due?

The first accounts cover more than 12 months, so there are two Company Tax Returns: one for the 12 months to 19 March 2026, due by 19 March 2027, and one for the period to 31 March 2026, due by 31 March 2027. Corporation tax is payable 9 months and 1 day after the end of each.

Is Danum Excavations Ltd still trading?

Danum Excavations Ltd is listed as active on the Companies House register as of 1 Oct 2026. Active means it has not been dissolved or entered insolvency; it does not show whether it is currently taking on work.

What does Danum Excavations Ltd do?

Danum Excavations Ltd is registered under Site preparation (SIC 43120).

How old is Danum Excavations Ltd?

Danum Excavations Ltd was incorporated on 20 March 2025, 1 year ago.

Who runs Danum Excavations Ltd?

Danum Excavations Ltd has 1 active director, the longest-serving appointed in Mar 2025. Their names and service addresses are on the Companies House register.

Who owns Danum Excavations Ltd?

One person or company has significant control of Danum Excavations Ltd: an individual (owns 75% or more of the shares).

What is the penalty if Danum Excavations Ltd files its accounts late?

Companies House charges £150 if the accounts are up to 1 month late, £375 up to 3 months, £750 up to 6 months and £1,500 after that, doubled if the previous year's accounts were also late. HMRC charges £200 for a CT600 filed a day late and another £200 at 3 months.

Official records

View Danum Excavations Ltd on Companies House for filed documents, officers and the full history.

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Based on the Companies House register (snapshot 1 Oct 2026). Deadlines are worked out from the register and assume a standard accounting period; a change of year end or a short period moves them. This page is general information, not tax or accountancy advice.

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