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What Changes Are Coming to Annual Accounts Filing
From April 2028, UK companies must file annual accounts using commercial software. See what's changing, what's paused and what to do now.
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What Is Companies House Identity Verification, and Who Needs It?
Companies House identity verification: who needs it, when to do it and how to get your personal code before 18 November 2026.
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What ID Do You Need to Set Up a Company in the UK?
Forming a UK limited company requires an ID check for the account holder, all directors, and PSCs. Here's what documents you need, how the process works, and what to do if something goes wrong.
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Can a Company Be a Director? Corporate Appointments Explained
Can a company be a director? Corporate appointments explained: the rules, what's required, and what's changing under new UK law.
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Making Tax Digital for Sole Traders: 2026 Rules, Thresholds and Dates
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is now live for sole traders and landlords. See who must join, the thresholds, deadlines and penalties.
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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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What Is the Companies House PROOF Service?
What is the Companies House PROOF service? A free scheme that blocks paper filings, closing off a common route for company fraud.
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The Company Number: With or Without a Zero?
Company number with or without a leading zero: both are correct, they're exactly the same number.
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Business Forms: Introducer Agreement (Single Transaction)
Introducer Agreement (single transaction): what it covers, and when to use it instead of an ongoing or commission agreement.
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Business Forms: Introducer Agreement (Ongoing Business Relationship)
Introducer agreement templates for your use This Introducer Agreement (Fee Upon Establishing Ongoing Business Relationship) is for use where one party (a supplier of a goods or services) wishes to engage another as an introducer of clients or new suppliers.