Appointments held by Mark Christopher John Hews
About Mark Christopher John Hews
Mark Christopher John Hews is a person listed on the Companies House register with 21 appointments: 7 active and 14 ended (the person resigned or the company closed), the first on 3 Aug 2007. The register records them as born in April 1969, of British nationality, living in England.
Directors are legally responsible for filing accounts and confirmation statements on time, keeping proper records and, in most cases, filing their own Self Assessment tax return. A qualified accountant can take care of these for you.
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Mark Christopher John Hews – frequently asked questions
Which companies is Mark Christopher John Hews a director of?
Edentree Asset Management Limited (director), The Windsor Leadership Trust (director), Lycetts Holdings Limited (director), Ecclesiastical Underwriting Management Limited (director), Benefact Management Services Limited (director), Benefact Group PLC (director), Ecclesiastical Insurance Office Public Limited Company (director).
How many appointments does Mark Christopher John Hews have?
Mark Christopher John Hews has 21 appointments on the Companies House register: 7 active and 14 ended (the person resigned or the company closed).
Do company directors need to file a Self Assessment tax return?
Usually yes, if they receive untaxed income such as dividends. An accountant can check your position and file it for you.