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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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How Many People Do You Need to Form an LLP in the UK?
To form a UK LLP, you need at least two designated members. Find out who qualifies, the age and residency rules, and what identity verification is now required.
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How Long Does It Take to Form a Company?
Forming a UK limited company online usually takes between a few hours and one working day. Here's what affects the timeline and what you can do to give your application the best chance of a quick turnaround.
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How Do I Register for Companies House WebFiling?
How do I register for Companies House WebFiling? Create a GOV.UK One Login, then connect it to your company. Here's the current process.
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How Do I Make My Company Dormant?
How to make your company dormant: what dormant status actually means, telling HMRC, and the filings you still need to make.
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How Do I Correct or Update a Shareholder's Details?
How do I correct or update a shareholder's details? Fixing name spellings, address changes, and Companies House records explained.
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How Do I Change My SIC Code?
How do I change my SIC code? File a confirmation statement with your updated code, current fees, and rules explained.
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How Do I Change My Registered Office Without a WebFiling Authentication Code?
How do I change my registered office without a WebFiling authentication code? Use the AD01 paper form, here's how.
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Forming a Scottish Limited Company
Forming a Scottish limited company works the same way as forming one in England or Wales. Here's what makes a Scottish company different, what you need to register one, and how to get started.
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Essential Taxes You Need to Know for Your New Limited Company
Essential taxes for a new UK limited company: Corporation Tax, PAYE, VAT, and Self Assessment, with current rates and deadlines explained.