Company Restoration Cost UK: Fees, Penalties and Other Costs
The cost of restoring a UK company depends on the restoration route, government fees, overdue filings, penalties, Crown costs, and professional work. Administrative restoration currently starts with a £341 Companies House fee. A court restoration application in England and Wales currently carries a £326 court fee. These figures are only the starting costs. A dissolved
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RT01 Form: How to Apply for Administrative Restoration
The RT01 form is the Companies House application used to restore an eligible company through administrative restoration. A former director or former member can use RT01 where the company meets the statutory restoration conditions. The current form is RT01 version 9.0, dated February 2026. The Companies House application fee is £341. The application is normally
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What Is Administrative Restoration UK? Eligibility & RT01
Administrative Restoration UK works for eligible dissolved companies. It covers who can apply, which Registrar strike-off cases qualify, the six-year deadline, Form RT01, outstanding Companies House filings, Bona Vacantia requirements, and refusal options. It also explains the key statutory tests under the Companies Act 2006. The article helps former directors, members and advisers understand the
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P800 Tax Calculation: Claim Your HMRC Tax Refund
A P800 tax calculation tells you whether you paid the correct amount of Income Tax through PAYE. HMRC may send one after reviewing your tax records. Many UK employees and pensioners pay Income Tax through Pay As You Earn, or PAYE. Employers and pension providers deduct tax before making payments. However, PAYE does not always
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How to Change Your Company Name in the UK: Companies House, NM01 and Costs
To change your company name in the UK, choose an acceptable new name, obtain the required company approval, and register the change with Companies House. Form NM01 applies when a company changes its name by resolution. Changing the registered name does not create a new company. The company keeps the same registration number and remains
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What Is Companies House and How Do You Register a Company?
Companies House is the UK government agency responsible for incorporating companies, maintaining company records, and making registered company information available to the public. It plays an important role when a limited company is created and throughout the company’s life. Members of the public can also search Companies House information to check a company’s legal name,
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