"Celebrating 5 years" it says
Companies house says not
Company Registration No.: 07516808
Incorporation Date: 3 Feb 2011 - 2 Years old
Proviation Ltd., may only be two years old whereas, "some bloke" trading as "Proviation" may have started 5 years ago and only as Proviation Ltd., would he have to submit accounts to Companies House. As a sole-trader ("trading as"), he would not have to deal with Companies House. He'd simply have to submit his sole-trader's tax-return to HMRC and they would not be published.
(Not that I'd defend "some bloke" in any way, shape or form but I do think that we should be rational and fair and understand how to correctly interpret what we read).
Last accounts filed year ending 29 Feb 12...
...now nearly 2014, I thought you had to post accounts if you were still trading?
From:
https://www.gov.uk/prepare-file-annu...mpany/overview
File annual accounts with Companies House
9 months after your company’s financial year ends
File a Company Tax Return
12 months after your company’s financial year ends
Pay Corporation Tax
9 months and 1 day after your company’s financial year ends
That would suggest that he will be filing 2013's accounts in November and that the most recent accounts filed could very well be for year ending Feb 2012.
If he's as prompt and conscientious about his accounts as he is customer service, it won't be long before HMRC are sending rude letters and imposing fines.
Paul..