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I've Lost My Companies House WebFiling Authentication Code
Where's my Companies House WebFiling authentication code? How to find it, request a new one, and what's changed since 2025.
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Company Name Change: Do I Get a New Certificate of Incorporation?
Company name change and your certificate of incorporation: you get a new "Certificate of Incorporation on Change of Name," not a replacement.
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How To File Your First Self Assessment
How to file your first Self Assessment: registering with HMRC, keeping records, the 31 January deadline, and the new Making Tax Digital rules.
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What Changes Are Coming to Annual Accounts Filing
From 1 April 2028, UK companies must file annual accounts using commercial software. Companies House will close web and paper filing routes. Here's what's changing and what to do now.
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Trading Name vs Company Name: What's the Difference?
Trading name vs company name: what's the legal difference, which one protects your business, and how to choose both correctly.
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Making Tax Digital for Sole Traders: 2026 Rules, Thresholds and Deadlines Explained
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax starts in April 2026. Here's who's affected, what changes for sole traders, and why some are considering a limited company.
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Business Forms: Commission Agreement
A commission agreement sets out the terms between a business and an introducer who brings in new customers or suppliers. Here's what one covers, when you need it, and how it differs from other commercial agreements.
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Can I Change My Companies House WebFiling Authentication Code?
Your Companies House WebFiling authentication code can be changed at any time through the WebFiling portal. Here's how to do it in a few steps.
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What's the Minimum Age for a Director, Secretary and Shareholder?
UK company directors must be at least 16. There's no minimum age for a secretary or shareholder.
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What is a Certificate of Incorporation?
A Certificate of Incorporation is the official document confirming your UK limited company legally exists. Here's what it contains, when you'll need it, and how to get a copy.