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What is a SAIL address? An optional secondary address for storing statutory company records, separate from your registered office.
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What is a SAIL address? An optional secondary address for storing statutory company records, separate from your registered office.
How do I change my director's service address? Update it through your formation agent's account, or file directly with Companies House.
My director has moved house, how do I update Companies House? File a CH01 form, or update it online if we hold your company.
What's a director's service address, and how do I change it? The process, current rules, and what's changed since 2024.
When a company is dissolved, its name becomes available for other businesses to register. Here's what that means, what to check before using it, and what you need to know about dissolved company names in the UK.
Voluntary vs compulsory strike-off: one is your choice, the other is Companies House acting because you didn't.
This guide will cover all crucial questions from: the meaning of a dissolved company, to what it means if your company status is dissolved, what the process of dissolving a company is like and what happens after you dissolve a company.
Dissolving a limited company means applying to strike it off the Companies House register. Here's how the dissolution process works, what you need to do before applying, and how long it takes.
This guide will walk you through the reasons for closing a company, the methods available, a step-by-step dissolution process, and any important considerations to keep in mind during the process.
What does "Active" mean in the Company Status field? Your company legally exists, that's all it tells you.