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Construction Industry Scheme payments.

How to appeal against Self Assessment penalties and tax bills and guidance on tax tribunals.

Guidance on HMRC compliance checks when representing a client.

Requirements for Self Assessment if you are self-employed.

Registration, administration, and filing obligations for overseas and European companies with an establishment in the UK.

Access the Companies House forms you need for limited companies and limited liability partnerships.

Forms and further help on Self Assessment.

How to complain and make appeals to Companies House regarding your company or report or complain about other companies.

What you need to do when closing a company or partnership.

Guidance on how to restart a non-trading or dormant company and how to restore a dissolved company.

Access the manuals, forms and reference materials for Climate Change Levy.

How to report changes to your company and how to contact Companies House.

Access webinars, emails and videos to help you with the Construction Industry Scheme.

Forms, publications, and manuals for the Construction Industry Scheme.

If you’re VAT-registered you must charge VAT on the taxable goods and services you sell.

Trading and non-trading companies, changing your year-end, and selling or closing your company.

Correcting payroll errors, employee tax codes, National Insurance, and reporting to HMRC.

Reporting to HMRC if you stop being an employer, PAYE and making staff redundant, payroll and merges or changes.

What Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is, how to work it out, current CGT rates, and how to pay.

How to pay your Capital Gains Tax through Self Assessment payment.

List of HM Revenue & Customs helpsheets for Capital Gains Tax.

Working out capital allowances, how to claim them and capital allowances when selling an asset.

Work out if you need to pay Capital Gains Tax if you make a profit on certain business assets and find out about available reliefs.

Guidance on tax penalties and appeals process when dealing with HMRC on behalf of a client.

Previously called Annual Residential Property Tax, ATED is a tax payable by companies that own high-value residential property.