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How Do I Let Companies House Know a Share Transfer Has Taken Place?
How do I tell Companies House about a share transfer? File a Confirmation Statement, that's the only route.
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What Do I Need to Know About Shares in My New Company?
Shares in your new company: how many to issue, what they cost, and why some founders use different share classes.
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Corporate Directors: Is the Company EEA or Non-EEA?
Corporate directors: is the appointed company based in an EEA or non-EEA country? Here's the current EEA country list.
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What Do "Governing Law" and "Legal Form" Mean for a Corporate Appointment?
Making a corporate appointment: what do "Governing Law" and "Legal Form" actually mean on the form?
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How Do I Change a Director's Name if They Get Married?
A common issue is changing the name of your directors – this might be because they have got married, or they’ve changed their title. Either way, it’s a simple adjustment using our software.
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I've Entered the Wrong Date of Birth for a New Director, What Do I Do?
Entered the wrong date of birth for a new director? Here's your quickest fix, and what to check before you file.
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How Do I Change a Director's Date of Birth?
How do I correct a director's date of birth with Companies House? The forms differ depending on when the error was made.
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How Do I Backdate an Appointment or Resignation Through My Account?
How do I backdate a director or secretary appointment through my Companies MadeSimple account? Use the Appointment or Resignation Date field.
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What Does "Last Return Made Up To" Mean?
The Companies House webcheck and our very own company admin portal both have a “Last Return Made Up To” field which is sometimes followed by a date. So what does this mean?
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What's the Difference Between a Confirmation Statement and Annual Accounts?
What's the difference between a Confirmation Statement and Annual Accounts? One's a snapshot of your company, the other's your finances.