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Companies House has confirmed that changes to filing requirements will not be taking effect from 1 April 2027 and that companies will receive at least 21 months’ notice to prepare. Sally Baker, ICAEW’s Head of Corporate...

The companies appeared unrelated until a joint investigation uncovered similar conduct concerns.

His wife was also sentenced for helping him defy his director ban

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Court action highlights legal duty on directors to complete identity verification

Both directors disqualified as company directors until 2035

Objections to limited companies being struck off the Companies House register will need to be submitted through our online service only. We will no longer accept objections by email.

GOV.UK One Login will become the main sign-in option for the Find and update company information service.
Director disqualified until 2031

Companies House want to hear your experiences of using the Package Accounts Upload Service

Twenty three company directors were disqualified in the first 6 months of this year for persistent or serious non-compliance with their responsibilities.

A new report released today reveals the strides being made to improve the accuracy of the Companies House register and disrupt economic crime.

Small companies and micro-entities to file profit and loss accounts but can opt out of publication. All companies will need to file accounts via commercial software with more time to prepare.

Small companies and micro-entities to file profit and loss accounts but can opt out of publication. All companies will need to file accounts via commercial software with more time to prepare.

Companies House and IPO warn businesses about unsolicited payment requests and how to identify them.
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