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Once a company begins entering in to trading transactions its dormant status
automatically changes to a trading company. In the accounting period in which
this occurs full accounts would be required.
The appointment of auditors may be a requirement and the necessary meetings
would need to be invoked. The form and structure on the accounts to be prepared
would depend on whether the trading company fell within the limits for a small
or medium sixes business. In most cases the transition from dormant to full
accounts would allow the business to prepare small statutory accounts as it is
unlikely that the level of activity would be so great that from a standing
start, the company would find itself exceeding the limits for a medium sized
business
It would be recommended that you seek the advice of an accountant in
such circumstances where the company begins to trade again. This would enable a
view to be taken to the structure and format of the accounts and probably on the
tax position which may arise as a result of trading activities recomencing.
Further News and Articles
2. Statutory Requirements For New Companies
3. Non Profit Organisations
4. Company Directors and Secretaries
5. Annual Returns
6. Accounts and Accounting Reference Dates
7. Company Auditors
8. Share Capital and Prospectuses
9. Late Filing Penalties
10. The Costs and Benefits of Company Registration
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