The Economic Crime & Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA 2023) represents a significant overhaul of company law in the UK, introducing a raft of changes and new requirements designed to enhance corporate transparency and combat economic crime. Businesses need to get to grips with these
Annual Accounts Preparation Guidelines
Overview Every company is obligated to prepare annual accounts, serving shareholders, HMRC, and Companies House. Small companies may avoid audits if meeting two of the following criteria: annual turnover under £10.2m, total assets under £5.1m, or 50 employees or fewer. Legal Requirements Submit
When Does A Company Require An Audit?
Whether or not a UK company requires an audit depends on a number of factors, including its size, type, and whether or not it is listed on a public stock exchange. Companies that are required to have an audit: All public companies listed on a stock exchange Large private companies that meet two
Comparison of Liability: Sole Traders vs. Limited Companies
When it comes to the liability associated with business debts, sole traders and limited companies operate under different frameworks. Sole traders bear unlimited liability for any debts incurred by their businesses. On the other hand, shareholders of a limited company are only liable for the