Do I need to use my Director’s Middle Name?
When appointing a limited company director Companies House request your director’s ‘Full forename(s)’ and ‘Surname’. If you wish you can withhold the middle name.
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When appointing a limited company director Companies House request your director’s ‘Full forename(s)’ and ‘Surname’. If you wish you can withhold the middle name.
The PROOF (PROtected Online Filing) scheme is a free service provided by Companies House that helps protect your company from fraud. Registering your company for PROOF means that Companies House stop accepting paper forms (appointment changes, change of registered office, company name change etc) for your company.
According to the Office for National Statistics company registration numbers for the latter part of 2020 ‘soared’ when compared to 2019 figures. And it’s no surprise. Lockdown has seen a significant chunk of the UK’s workforce either confined to homeworking, put on furlough or made redundant.
Are you in the process of becoming a ltd company? It’s worth knowing that you can register a UK limited by shares company with just one person....
When forming a limited company it’s possible to have another company acting as any of the following: director, shareholder, person with significant control (PSC), and secretary.
The only way to notify Companies House about a change in your limited company’s shareholding situation is to file a confirmation statement. Find out how to in our blog.
We posted an explanation of what “Last Returns Made Up To” meant in a limited company sense. Today we’re going to look at a similar topic, “Last Accounts Made Up To”. The Companies House web check and our very own company admin portal both have an area dedicated to “Last Accounts Made Up To”