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    Corporation Tax CT41G-Dci

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    The document provides instructions for completing a dormant company tax form for the UK's HMRC. It explains that the form should be used if a company is dormant and has not started any business activity. Companies are considered dormant if they are not currently conducting and are not about to start any business operations. The form collects the company name, taxpayer reference, and requires selecting a statement about the company's status, such as being dormant now but planning to become active. It concludes with a declaration section to sign and date the completed form.

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    Corporation Tax CT41G-Dci

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    The document provides instructions for completing a dormant company tax form for the UK's HMRC. It explains that the form should be used if a company is dormant and has not started any business activity. Companies are considered dormant if they are not currently conducting and are not about to start any business operations. The form collects the company name, taxpayer reference, and requires selecting a statement about the company's status, such as being dormant now but planning to become active. It concludes with a declaration section to sign and date the completed form.

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    The document provides instructions for completing a dormant company tax form for the UK's HMRC. It explains that the form should be used if a company is dormant and has not started any business activity. Companies are considered dormant if they are not currently conducting and are not about to start any business operations. The form collects the company name, taxpayer reference, and requires selecting a statement about the company's status, such as being dormant now but planning to become active. It concludes with a declaration section to sign and date the completed form.

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    Corporation Tax CT41G-Dci

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    The document provides instructions for completing a dormant company tax form for the UK's HMRC. It explains that the form should be used if a company is dormant and has not started any business activity. Companies are considered dormant if they are not currently conducting and are not about to start any business operations. The form collects the company name, taxpayer reference, and requires selecting a statement about the company's status, such as being dormant now but planning to become active. It concludes with a declaration section to sign and date the completed form.

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    Corporation Tax

    Dormant Company

    Who should use this form


    Please read the Notes for New Companies first. If the company is dormant, please complete this form and send it to us at the
    address you enter below.
    We treat a company as dormant if it has not started, and is not about to start, any business activity. An accounting period will
    start when a company comes within the charge to corporation tax that is, broadly, when it begins any business activity.
    Enter the HMRC address shown on New Company Details form CT41G

    Enter your company name

    Enter your unique taxpayer reference shown on form CT41G

    Read the following statements and tick the one that applies to the company
    The company is dormant. I have kept form CT41G and will send it back when the company becomes active
    Date DD MM YYYY
    The companys first accounting period will start on
    I do not know when the company will become active

    The company is a shelf company. I will pass form CT41G to the new owner when the company is sold
    The company has never been active. The reason for its incorporation has been abandoned and the
    company will be struck-off
    The company was formed to protect a name etc., and does not intend to become active. If the company
    becomes active I will complete form CT41G
    If none of the statements above apply, give details below

    Declaration
    The information I have given in this form is correct and complete to the best of my knowledge.
    Signature

    Name in capital letters

    Date DD MM YYYY

    Status in which you have signed the form. (For example, company
    secretary, treasurer, liquidator, adminstrator, authorised accountant)

    CT41G Dormant Company insert

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    HMRC 10/07

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