Do you need an audit?
Recent changes mean that small and medium-sized businesses will now be able to obtain an audit exemption if they meet two out of three criteria relating to balance sheet total, turnover and number of employees.
- Business
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- Limited companies
- The tax system for companies
- Associated company tax rules
- Tax and the company car
- Company bonus or dividend?
- Entrepreneurs' relief
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- Claiming expenses - it's all or nothing
- Benefits in kind and expenses payments
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- Industrial buildings allowance
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- Companies Act 2006
- A company's members
- A more in depth look at the act
- Accounting records
- An auditor's rights to information
- An historical record of the key changes
- Appointment of auditors
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- Choosing a name for your company
- Directors transactions requiring members approval
- Directors' liabilities
- Directors' report
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- Do you need an audit?
- Filing of accounts and late filing penalties
- Financial year
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- Signing of accounts: directors and auditors
- Summary of sections of the Act
- Forming a limited company
- Companies House - forms you need to know about
- Should you form a limited company?
- Buying a company 'off the shelf'
- The law and directors' responsibilities
- Statutory records
- The company secretary
- Essential record keeping
- Getting the company struck off
- Could your business survive without you?
- Green travel allowances
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This company is not authorised under the Financial Services & Markets Act 2000 but we are able in certain circumstances to offer a limited range of investment services to clients because we are members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales. We can provide these investment services if they are an incidental part of the professional service we have been engaged to provide. We are registered to carry on audit work in the UK and Ireland and details about our registration as practicing members of the ICAEW can be viewed at