You can use the internet or postal service to file a confirmation statement for your company. Nonetheless, the online method is much simpler, faster, and secure compared to the post. Besides, it only costs you £13.00, compared to the cost of around £40 when sending it...
It is important for a business to register for VAT provided that during the previous year their ‘taxable supplies’ (typically based on the turnover and not the profits) have surpassed the threshold for VAT. This is applicable to all businesses in the United Kingdom,...
It is the duty of the registrar to inform HMRC when a new business is incorporated, so you don’t need to contact them separately. Soon after the formation of your business, HMRC will send a letter to the registered office of your company with form CT41G and your...
Each company in the UK must submit a ‘confirmation statement’ on an annual basis to Companies House. Confirmation statements, which were previously known as ‘annual returns’ need to be filed by every business, irrespective of their current status (e.g., not trading or...
Limited companies can be owned a single or multiple members. If a company is limited by guarantee, its members are called ‘guarantors’. On the flip side, members of a company limited by shares are called ‘shareholders’. Both guarantors and shareholders could be...
Picking your company name is not an easy task. Nonetheless, with little research, you will find that the most successful brands have short and snappy names that anyone can easily remember. A short name is easy for people to recall, and they also utilise less space in...
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