Running a limited company
Includes registering, setting up, company accounts and tax returns
A to Z
- Accounts and tax returns for private limited companies
- Appeal a penalty for filing your company accounts late
- Audit exemption for private limited companies
- Avoid and report anti-competitive activity
- Change your company's year end
- Check the next steps for your limited company
- Closing a limited company
- Company Tax Returns
- Company director disqualification
- Contact Companies House
- Corporation Tax
- Corporation Tax when you sell business assets
- Director's loans
- Dormant companies and associations
- File accounts in the UK as an overseas company
- File your accounts and Company Tax Return
- File your company's annual accounts with Companies House
- File your confirmation statement (annual return) with Companies House
- File your gambling tax return
- Finance and support for your business
- Find software for filing company documents
- Get a refund or interest on your Corporation Tax
- Get help and support for your business
- HMRC online services: sign in or set up an account
- Make changes to your private limited company
- Object to a limited company being struck off
- Pay a penalty for filing your company accounts late
- Pay your Corporation Tax bill
- Prepare annual accounts for a private limited company
- Register as an overseas company
- Restarting a non-trading or dormant company
- Restore your dissolved company
- Running a limited company: your responsibilities
- Search for disqualified company directors
- Set up a limited company: step by step
- Set up a private limited company
- Set up and run a flat management company
- Strike off your limited company from the Companies Register
- Tell Companies House about changes to your limited company
- Tell HMRC about a change to your business
- Tell HMRC your company is dormant for Corporation Tax
- The King's Awards for Enterprise
- Your limited company's first accounts and Company Tax Return
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