What is a Company Limited by Guarantee?
A company limited by guarantee is a legal structure used by nonprofits, charities, and membership organisations. Here's how it works, who uses it, and how to register one in the UK.
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A company limited by guarantee is a legal structure used by nonprofits, charities, and membership organisations. Here's how it works, who uses it, and how to register one 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.
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) combines the flexibility of a traditional partnership with the legal protection of limited liability. Find out what an LLP is, how it works, and how to register one in the UK.
Planning to run your business as an LLP? See our guide on limited liability partnerships and how they differ from limited companies.
Once you have registered your company the next step in the company formation process is appointing your Company Officers. Company’s officers are appointed members of the company who are formally named as Company Director and Company Secretary in the Articles of Association.
On Wednesday we explained that whilst there’s no penalty for late filing of the annual return, there is a penalty for late filing of annual accounts. If you do file accounts late here’s what Companies House will charge (the following is in regards to a private company limited by shares): Less than one month late: […]
Made a mistake on your Confirmation Statement? You can't remove a filed one, but here's how to correct it properly.
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?
Key tax and compliance dates for UK limited companies in 2026/27: Corporation Tax, VAT, Confirmation Statement, and Self Assessment deadlines.
UK limited companies must file annual accounts and a confirmation statement every year. Here's what each one covers, when they're due, what happens if you miss the deadline, and how they differ.