
Trivial Benefits Explained for Limited Company Directors
The term ‘trivial benefits’ is used by HMRC to describe certain small rewards received by employees and company directors that are exempt from tax and
The term ‘trivial benefits’ is used by HMRC to describe certain small rewards received by employees and company directors that are exempt from tax and
Director service addresses provide a secure and reliable location where statutory correspondence can be sent by an official body (e.g. by HMRC or Companies House),
A Company Director is a person who is responsible for making key decisions, setting objectives and ensuring that a company adheres to its legal duties
It is widely understood that company directors enjoy limited liability from the debts of a limited company. This provides reassurance and encourages business people across
From 4th March 2024 onward a series of major changes to Companies House and UK company law will be rolled out as part of the
As a limited company owner or director, in addition to meeting your company’s tax obligations, you may also need to register for and pay self-assessment
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (“the Act”) was passed by parliament and received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023 after three years
There is so much to consider when setting up a new business in the UK, including to ensure you have enough insurance. Whether your business
When it comes to corporate transparency in the UK, anyone who runs a company is required to provide certain personal information to Companies House. This
Imagine finding out that you are a director of a company of which you have never heard. Although that may seem unlikely, the reality is
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