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What's the difference between a director and a shareholder? Shareholders own the company, directors run it day to day.
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What's the difference between a director and a shareholder? Shareholders own the company, directors run it day to day.
How do I change my company secretary? Appoint or resign one directly with Companies House, or through your account in hours.
Changing the name of a limited company director and shareholder is a quick and simple process. In this blog post, we shall look at how to do this.
Do I need to include my director's middle name on Companies House filings? Not legally, but it's usually worth doing.
When you appoint a director with Companies House (via the AP01 form of via our system) you are able to backdate the appointment.
When is the right time to register a company? A practical readiness checklist, plus your options if you're not quite there yet.
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.
Inflation, recession, and interest rates come up constantly in the news, but what do they actually mean for you and your business? Here's a plain-English breakdown of all three.
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.