Companies House forms

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AA01: Change of accounting reference date
AA02: Dormant Company Accounts (DCA)
AA06: Statement of guarantee by a parent undertaking of a subsidiary company
AD02: Notification of single alternative inspection location (SAIL)
AD03: Change of location of the company records to the single alternative inspection location (SAIL)
AD04: Change of location of the company records to the registered office
AD01: Change of registered office address
AP01: Appointment of director
AP02: Appointment of corporate director
AP03: Appointment of secretary
AP04: Appointment of corporate secretary
TM01: Termination of appointment of director
TM02: Termination of appointment of secretary
CH01: Change of director's details
CH02: Change of corporate director's details
CH03: Change of secretary's details
CH04: Change of corporate secretary's details
DS01: Striking off application by a company
DS02: Withdrawal of striking off application by a company
IN01: Application to register a company
RM01: Notice of appointment of an administrative receiver, receiver or manager
MR01: Particulars of a charge
MR02: Particulars of a charge subject to which property or undertaking has been acquired
NM01: Notice of change of name by resolution
Mem: Memorandum of Association
Res CA2006: Special resolution on change of name
Written Res CA2006: Written special resolution on change of name
SH01: Return of allotment of shares
SH03: Return of purchase of own shares

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Fraud 'costing UK businesses £130 billion each year', report suggests

Wage growth 'accelerates to highest rate since financial crisis'