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Closing a Company with Debts
This guide explores the process of closing a company with debts, covering key questions such as ‘Can you close an LTD with debts?’, ‘What happens if you close an LTD company with debt?’ and more.
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What Is a Principal Place of Business? | Companies MadeSimple
Learn what a principal place of business is, how it differs from a registered office, and why it’s important for UK companies.
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Company Restoration: How to Restore a Dissolved Company to the Companies House Register
In this guide, we’ll break down the key tax factors to consider when gifting shares, helping you plan with confidence.
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What Documents Do I Need To Set Up a Limited Company in the UK?
It's best to have your documents ready so you can start your business journey without delays, Our blog will take you through every document you need to have ready before you form a limited company in the UK.
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How to Change your Company Address | Companies MadeSimple
This article explains when you might need to change your address, how to do it using the AD01 form, and what else you need to update to keep your business compliant and professional. Companies MadeSimple can assist with changing addresses and registered office updates to make the process even simpler.
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Business Forms: Shareholders Agreement
This Shareholder Agreement is a short form document which creates a contractual relationship between the shareholders of a private limited company.
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What is the Government Gateway? | Companies MadeSimple
Discover what the Government Gateway is, why you might need a Government Gateway account and how to get started for HMRC services in the UK.
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What Is a Tax Identification Number (TIN) | Companies MadeSimple
Understand what a Tax Identification Number (TIN) is in the UK, who gets one, and how to find it, including UTR, NINO, CRN, and VAT numbers.
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What are corporate appointments?
All UK limited companies must have at least one director, one shareholder and one person with significant control (PSC). All these roles can be taken by one person, however – as well being able to appoint other people, you can also appoint other companies in roles too. These are called corporate appointments.
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Explained: Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, Changes at Companies House
The UK Home Office passed a new law which will increase the powers of Companies House.
Our blog breaks down the what, why and how the new bill titled ‘Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act l will affect UK businesses and company formations from now on.