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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.
Explains your responsibilities, including choosing a name, having a registered address, appointing designated members and registering with Companies House.
Businesses can form a partnership with a local authority to provide advice other local regulators must respect.
Register a new partnership for Self Assessment using form SA400.
Detail on industrial partnerships, the sectors covered and their remit.
Find out about a tax avoidance scheme used by companies to reduce their tax liability.
Information and guidance on Social Outcomes Partnerships (also known as Social Impact Bonds) and the Life Chances Fund.
Register a new partner who is not an individual for Self Assessment, for example a company or trust, using form SA402.
Information about a health partnership programme to support the development of health services in poor countries.
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