Search :  
canterbury logo1 Canterbury Accountancy

About us Our Pricing Ready Made Companies Accountants fees Companies House Forms Statutory books services Company accounts Abbreviated accounts Business taxation services Starting a business Employing people

companies_house

Reminders for Directors

  • One person can form a Ltd company.
  • Directors are to provide service address to Companies House for public record instead of residential address.
  • Service address can be the company registered office or other address as long as mails from Companies House can reach the directors.

HM_Revenue_and_Customs

UK Tax Authority - HM Revenue and Customs

  • Companies are required to register for VAT if annual sales exceeded £68,000.
  • Companies are required to register for PAYE if directors are drawing salaries and maintain payroll records.
  • HM Revenue and Customs will issue £100 penalty if companies failed to file corporation tax returns on time.
 
Business Quiz - See what your score
1. A provision of bad debts is created:
 
When a debtors become bankrupt
When debtors cease to be in business
To provide for possible bad debts
To write off bad debts
Submit
 
Latest Business News : Bank scraps charity credit cards      Fines threat for credit messages      VIDEO: Hemel Hempstead economic forum      Carmaker Ford's profits increase      Fitch downgrades Italy and Spain      

Canterbury Accountancy - UK Chartered Accountants

 

Canterbury Accountancy is a business information website providing practical solutions to entreprenuers and businesses. This website is compiled by a firm of chartered accountants registered under a company, Concise Accountancy Services Limited.

We are specialist accountants for newly start-up businesses and small companies. We provide bookkeeping, payroll processing, VAT services, accounts preparation, completion of tax returns, company secretarial and company registration services.

If you are thinking of setting up a business in the United Kingdom and you are wondering “where do I start?” you are welcome to speak to one of our accountants, they will be more than happy to help you.

Whatever business you are in, it is important that you know how to arrange your financial affairs from the beginning and record information in the correct way to comply with the trading law and regulations in the UK including HM Revenue and Customs requirements and UK Company Law if your business is a limited company.

Canterbury Accountancy - Providing practical business solutions

Latest News
BBC News - Business
Bank scraps charity credit cards Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:05:54 GMT
Halifax and Bank of Scotland charity credit cards which have helped to raise millions of pounds will be withdrawn, Lloyds Banking Group announces

Fines threat for credit messages Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:02:02 GMT
Firms face raids and fines of up to £500,000 for sending unsolicited text messages about credit or compensation.

VIDEO: Hemel Hempstead economic forum Fri, 27 Jan 2012 23:34:37 GMT
Newsnight's economic forum in Hemel Hempstead.

Carmaker Ford's profits increase Fri, 27 Jan 2012 22:50:07 GMT
US carmaker Ford has reported a surge in profits in 2011, fuelled by a one-off payment and strong sales in its home country.

Fitch downgrades Italy and Spain Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:28:02 GMT
Five eurozone economies, including Italy and Spain, are downgraded by rating agency Fitch, citing financial weakness during the debt crisis.

 
 
Information for Small Businesses
2009/10 Tax Allowances 2009/10 Value Added Tax Rates Abbreviated accounts Accountants fees Accounting records Advantages of Computerised bookkeeping Annual Return Appointment of auditors Approved sponsor Auditors report Auditor’s statement Balance sheet Bookkeeping software Business structure Business taxation services Buy from EU Change of company name Change of registered office Choosing an auditor Choosing bookkeeping software Companies House Forms Company accounts Company incorporation documents Company secretary Computerised bookkeeping Continuing obligations for listed companies Corporate Governance Corporation tax Corporation tax for large companies Corporation tax rates Costly mistakes for employers Deducting PAYE Default fines Depreciation of business assets Directors Directors as agents Directors skill and care Directors’ duties Directors’ Statutory duties Disqualification of directors Doing payroll yourself Dormant accounts – DCA form Dormant company Employing people Employment rights Exemption from audit Form AA01 Formal disciplinary procedures Good Business Plan Information Technology and bookkeeping Limited liabilities Partnerships (LLP) Management of computerized bookkeeping system Managing cash and profit Managing cash in business Non-deductible input tax PLCs seeking listing in the Stock Exchange Pre-trading expenses Profit and loss account Public limited company vs private limited company Public record Re-registration of a private company to a public company Re-registration of a public company to a private company Ready Made Companies Recovering Debts Register a limited company Registered office Removal of auditors Resignation of auditors Retention of VAT records Second Hand Schemes Shortage of cash crisis Small and medium size company Special rules for public companies Starting a business Statutory books services Striking the company off the register The Board of Directors The company seal The register of charges The register of debenture holders The register of directors and secretaries The register of directors’ interests in shares and debentures The register of interests in shares in a public company The register of members TQM Trading in Shares VAT adjustment for private use VAT Cash Accounting Scheme VAT Flat rate schemes Websites for your business

 
 

Chartered_Accountants Contact_us

Accountancy_services_price