Newsletter 7 November 2025 – Companies House reforms
Major changes to UK company law take effect this month, including mandatory identity verification via GOV.UK One Login.
These reforms support transparency and are especially relevant for purpose-driven businesses.
Running a limited company isn’t just about running a business, it’s about running it properly. Directors have legal responsibilities to ensure the company operates compliantly, keeps accurate records, and meets its reporting and tax obligations. Here’s a simple overview of what’s involved in running a limited company successfully and staying compliant.
We prepare and submit company accounts under the relevant UK Financial Reporting Standards (FRS) depending on your company’s size and reporting needs. The accounting standard applied determines the level of detail, disclosure, and what is filed publicly at Companies House.
Starting your company or charity is a big step—now let’s make it ethical, sustainable, and compliant.
From banking to bookkeeping, we’ll guide you through setting up responsibly and with care for people and planet.
An intermediary is any person or business that arranges for an individual to work for a third party, or pays them for work done for a third party. This is commonly referred to as an employment agency or employment intermediary. This explains potential reporting requirements.
A few well-timed actions now can make your year-end process smoother, reduce your tax liability, and ensure your accounts reflect the most accurate financial position.
A clear summary of essential UK tax dates for self-assessment, employers, and limited companies. Staying informed means avoiding penalties and keeping your finances well-managed.
Having the right insurance is essential to protect your business, your employees, and your clients. Here is a summary of key types of business insurance you may need.