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What happens if my UK company doesn't invoice anything in the first year? Do I still have to file returns? [Reddit]

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Even if your UK company has no income, you are required to file annual accounts with Companies House and a Corporation Tax return with HMRC, even if it's nil. You must also confirm that the company information is correct. If you don't, you could face penalties. At Filnet we advise you in Spanish so you comply with all obligations, even if you don't invoice. We remind you of key dates, prepare and file the documents, and support you continuously. All 100% online and with a fixed price before starting, so you don't get any surprises.

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Opening a company abroad🇬🇧 Reino UnidoReddit question

🇬🇧 Open a company in Reino Unido

Minimum capital

No mandatory minimum capital (from £1)

Timeline

1-3 semanas

Corporation tax

Corporation Tax 19-25%

Legal form

Ltd / LLP

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