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Delivering a new service: file company accounts

Posted by: Ruth Ryan - Application development, Posted on: 21 December 2017 - Categories: Digital transformation, Running a company

A development team perspective on delivering a new service into private beta.

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Startups UK: Wake Up Gigs

Posted by: Esme Turner, Posted on: 13 December 2017 - Categories: Business stories
Wake up Gigs founders

Love live music but struggled to see any gigs since becoming a parent? Wake Up Gigs might just be the game changer you’ve been looking for…

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We use our blog to talk about the work we’re doing, offering tips and advice on starting, running and closing a company. We also share the latest developments on the changes to UK company law.

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The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act has given Companies House the power to play a more significant role in tackling economic crime and supporting economic growth.

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