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The Companies House advanced search function is part of our Find and update company information service. It allows you to search for specific information about companies on the register and makes it easier to access information. Find out more about our advanced search function ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/e92yVf-r

📢 Exciting opportunity: Director of People and Place at Companies House! Are you passionate about shaping organisational culture and driving strategic workforce planning? We’re looking for a visionary leader to: 🌟 anticipate and prepare for future organisational needs 🌟 lead innovative people strategies 🌟 champion a diverse, inclusive, and high-performing culture Ready for your next challenge? Find out more and apply on Civil Service Jobs: https://lnkd.in/eyy_RjAC

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act has introduced a new definition of an appropriate registered office address. 🏢 An appropriate address means that anything delivered to that address is expected to come to the attention of a person acting on behalf of the company. This means you cannot use certain addresses, such as PO Boxes, for your registered office address. You can still use an agent’s address as long as it meets the requirements for an appropriate address. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/e2X5kSWC

To file online, you need an authentication code. If you do not have this code already, you will need to request one from our website: https://lnkd.in/exjs4dU9 For security reasons, the authentication code is sent to the registered office address held on our records. 🏠 Once you have received the code, please keep it safe for future filings.

Under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, Companies House will be required to verify the identity of anyone who’s submitting information to the public register. This includes individuals acting on behalf of a company. From spring 2025, third-party providers will be able to register their business as an Authorised Corporate Service Provider (ACSP) so they can tell Companies House when they’ve verified a client’s identity. From spring 2026, anyone acting on behalf of another company will also need to register as an ACSP to file information with us. Here's what you need to know ⬇️

Do you understand your responsibilities as a director? As well as the day to day running of your company, you’ll need to file annual accounts and a confirmation statement with Companies House every year. Visit our directors’ toolkit for support ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g-QSY_DT

We're looking for an experienced and enthusiastic senior performance analyst to join our performance analysis team. Responsibilities include: • analysing data and creating actionable goals to inform the iterative design of services or products • developing performance frameworks and key performance indicators • collaborating with multidisciplinary teams Find out more and apply on Civil Service Jobs: https://lnkd.in/ebgabqhA

Our email reminder service tells you when your company’s accounts and confirmation statements are due. 📧 Sign up for email reminders: https://lnkd.in/dtKdfyz

The new “failure to prevent fraud” offence shakes things up in the fight against fraud. Today we welcome the UK Home Office 's guidance on the new offence which tells companies what they need to do ahead of the new powers to tackle corporate fraud coming into force. For the Serious Fraud Office, this offence means we have more power to hold large organisations to account if they fail to prevent fraud by their staff. It comes into force in September 2025. The introduction of a failure to prevent bribery offence in 2011 was transformative in the fight against bribery, returning over £1 billion to the taxpayer via penalties, and pivotal to nine out of our 12 deferred prosecution agreements to date, as well as featuring in the convictions of major oil and commodities companies Glencore and Petrofac. Read the guidance here: https://ow.ly/naRq50U1aPU

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