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Corporation Tax
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Closing or Selling Your Company
Corporation Tax considerations when closing down, selling, or making your company dormant.
Corporation Tax When Closing Your Company
When you close your limited company, you still have important Corporation Tax obligations to complete. Even though your company is winding down, you must continue to file tax returns and pay any outstanding tax until the company is formally dissolved. Getting this right means...
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Corporation Tax When Selling Your Business
When you sell or transfer your business, there are important Corporation Tax consequences to consider—both for your company and for you personally as a shareholder or owner. The tax you'll pay depends on how you structure the sale, whether you're selling shares or assets, and...
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Making Your Company Dormant for Corporation Tax
If your company has stopped trading or hasn't started yet, you may be able to make it dormant for Corporation Tax. This means you won't have to file Company Tax Returns or pay Corporation Tax until you start trading again. However, you'll still need to meet certain filing requ...
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