It is very easy and straight forward to do a company check on an LLP or any UK company. Before you’re able to run a business, it is necessary to register at Companies House besides filing some information with regard to its finances and operations. Plus, you...
During a board meeting, it is necessary for a limited firm to keep board minutes. Board minutes make sure the company maintains a written record of the undertakings of each meeting, which includes board resolutions and motions. The written resolutions of board...
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...
Shareholders may decide to leave a company for a variety of reasons. Irrespective of the actual reason, the shares which they own must be transferred through gift or sale to another person, since companies cannot have unassigned shares. Details of the new shareholders...
A UTR is a unique tax reference number provided by the HMRC to an organisation, individual, partnership, or company that enrols for Self Assessment. The number consists of 10 digits and is used by the HMRC to identify people and companies for tax purposes. UTR Number:...
An ARD is basically the end of an LLP’s or a limited company’s financial year. Most commonly, it is the date where a business is required to make its annual monetary accounts up to date. Typically, the ARD of a company falls on the final calendar day of...
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