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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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.
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.
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.
UK company directors must be at least 16. There's no minimum age for a secretary or shareholder.
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.
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.
A dissolved company can be restored to the Companies House register through administrative restoration or a court order. Here's what each route involves, who can apply, and what it costs.
Dissolution and liquidation are both ways to close a UK limited company, but they apply in very different circumstances. Here's what each process involves and how to choose the right one.
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.
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.