Hi, Most limited companies are ‘limited by shares’. It is likely that when you set up your company, at least 1 share was allocated to at least 1 shareholder at the cost of at least £1. It is this information that is needed in the 'called up share capital not paid' and the 'cash at bank and in hand' fields. If the shares have been paid, you would enter the cost of the shares in ‘cash at bank and in hand‘ and leave ‘called up share capital not paid’ blank. If the shares have not been paid up, you would enter the cost of the shares in ‘called up share capital not paid’ and leave ‘cash at bank and in hand’ blank. The Net assets field should automatically total for each column.
@@TheCompaniesHouse So, just to make sure I am understanding you... you have to file twice? Once with companies house and then again with HMRC? (I am talking about a dormant account). Thanks
Most limited companies are ‘limited by shares’. It is likely that when you set up your company, at least 1 share was allocated to at least 1 shareholder at the cost of at least £1. The details of your shares can be found in your incorporation documents, you will find a copy of these on the Companies House register: find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/
Whenever I fill the boxes in with 0 or leave them blank, it tells me i must complete the field??
im having the same problem, any ideas?
Hi, Most limited companies are ‘limited by shares’. It is likely that when you set up your company, at least 1 share was allocated to at least 1 shareholder at the cost of at least £1.
It is this information that is needed in the 'called up share capital not paid' and the 'cash at bank and in hand' fields.
If the shares have been paid, you would enter the cost of the shares in ‘cash at bank and in hand‘ and leave ‘called up share capital not paid’ blank.
If the shares have not been paid up, you would enter the cost of the shares in ‘called up share capital not paid’ and leave ‘cash at bank and in hand’ blank.
The Net assets field should automatically total for each column.
if my company is dormant will it sill be shown as active?
@@SH-io3li A dormant account is still active on the register, and so will show as active. If the company was closed it would show as dissolved.
Can you make one for filing tax returns for dormant accounts?
Hi Maria - for anything tax-related you'll need to contact HMRC. Thanks ^AE
@@TheCompaniesHouse So, just to make sure I am understanding you... you have to file twice? Once with companies house and then again with HMRC? (I am talking about a dormant account). Thanks
What is you dont have shares?
Most limited companies are ‘limited by shares’. It is likely that when you set up your company, at least 1 share was allocated to at least 1 shareholder at the cost of at least £1. The details of your shares can be found in your incorporation documents, you will find a copy of these on the Companies House register: find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/