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The Companies House is a government body that deals with all the limited companies (“LTDs”) and limited liability partnerships (“LLPs”) registered in the UK. If you launch your own business and you choose to be a limited company rather than a sole trader, registering with Companies House is an important part of the process.
As an individual taxpayer, there are three reasons that you might have to deal with Companies House:
If you’re a sole trader (self-employed), you don’t need to register with the Companies House. Instead, you register as self-employed with HMRC and complete an annual Self Assessment tax return; however, you might have to file a Self Assessment with HMRC if you’re a company director as well.
In the following cases, you will need to register with Companies House:
Not necessarily. However, you will need to submit a Self-Assessment tax return. Our experts can help you work out everything you need to do and can offer invaluable assistance with the process. Get in touch with us today to make your sale straightforward!
It’s simple – visit the Companies House website with HMRC, using the helpful link here!