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Set up and run a business partnership - naming a partnership, registering with HMRC, partnership tax returns and legal responsibilities
In a partnership, you and your partner (or partners) personally share…
You can trade under your own names, or you can choose another name for…
You must register your partnership for Self Assessment with HM Revenue and…
Explains your responsibilities, including choosing a name, having a registered address, appointing partners and registering with Companies House.
Information for partners on how they can work with police and crime commissioners.
Guidance for charity trustees on when to report incidents involving the charity's partners as a serious incident.
Use this form to apply in advance for a passport using your new name.
To sell goods to UK consumers, you may need to partner with other organisations, such as importers, distributors or retailers.
Send HM Revenue and Customs details of Machine Games Duty partners using form MGD2.
Use form EXCISE102 to provide details of partners for registered consignees, certified consignees or tax representatives.
Immigration staff guidance on how to recognise a genuine and subsisting relationship and identify a valid divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership.
Find out how to fill in the Partnership Tax Return for partnerships that operate partly overseas or where one or more partners are not resident in the UK.
How spouses and civil partners of armed forces personnel posted overseas can fill gaps in their National Insurance record.
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