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You’ve found a company name you like and so naturally you want to prevent anyone else from taking it before you’re ready to get your business up and running. This brings us to one of the most common queries we receive on customer service; “How can I make my company dormant?”
Setting up your own online jewellery shop is very doable, but it does require some homework to ensure you start on the right foot.
Fraud and scams can happen to any business, no matter their size and tenure. It’s an occupational hazard that comes hand in hand with running a business. Fortunately, you can do many simple things to take control and protect your company.
Once you have completed the company formation process with us your company is automatically registered for Companies House WebFiling. You, however, are not yet registered for WebFiling.
It is so simple to make these changes and the details are updated in as little as 3 hours.
Limited Companies are allowed to change their name. So if a company has changed its name how do you go about seeking the previous name information?
When moving shares from one person to another (or to a corporate shareholder) you should complete a stock transfer (J30) form. This is for the records of the company and for the reference of all shareholders involved.
First, let’s look at the Companies House definition of a dormant company: “A company is dormant if it has had no ‘significant accounting transactions’ during the accounting period.
Locating your incorporation documents (the certificate of incorporation, memorandum of association and articles of association) once your company has been formed is simple.
A holdings company is one that owns shares in another company (for a full definition see Companies House); this other company is a subsidiary of the holdings company. In order to form a UK limited company with the name holding or holdings, the new company needs to own a majority (more than half) of the […]
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