The pack, in plain words, and what it is for.
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Everything here is written for a company owner rather than for an adviser. Nothing in it is legal or tax advice.
Getting started
What the pack is, how it is scored, and how to get a company into it.
One number, and the public record fills itself in.
One number, and where it comes from.
The public record
What Companies House already publishes about the company, and what it leaves out.
It is free, it is open to anybody, and a buyer reads it first.
Two dates, both public, both automatic.
Find out from your dashboard rather than from a buyer.
Proving who you are
Identity checks at Companies House, and how snapdue decides you control a company.
The gate is an HMRC connection, and here is why a matching name is not.
A few minutes once, and what happens to the document afterwards.
Your due diligence pack
The twenty four sections of the pack, what a buyer wants from each, and what to have ready.
Twenty four sections, and the order that works.
They are pricing risk, not marking your homework.
Where the file goes, and who can reach it.
Access, documents and privacy
Who can see what, where documents live, and how long anything is kept.
Four roles, and why nobody can promote themselves.
What is kept, for how long, and what the law will not let go of.