Glossary
Doorda Property
Doorda Property provides a searchable UK index of over 38 Million addresses which are linked to 18 additional datasets for deeper insights.
Public Procurement
Our Public Procurement Module allows you to explore over £2 Trillion of spending by the public sectotor by company number or spend category.
Share Class and Prescribed Particulars
When registering a company, the Director/s need to include information about what rights each type of share (known as ‘Share class’) is given.
Company Statuses
The Company Status on the Companies House Register provides information on the viability or current trading position of a company.
HMRC Commodity Codes
HMRC Commodity codes are a nomenclature used to categorise the goods being Imported and Exported from the UK. You can downlaodn the full list.
Disqualified Directors
Disqualified directors and their legal resposibilities. Anyone can report a company director’s conduct as being ‘unfit’ which may lead to disqualification.
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Codes
Companies House use a condensed version of Standard Industrial Classification SIC Codes as made available by Office of National Statistics.
Types of Crime and Reported Categories
The Types of Crime (offences) captured by Police forces are grouped into higher categories by The Home Office ready for publication on the UK Crime Map.
Doorda Biz
Doorda Biz connects over 12 million company numbers and 30 million appointments to data sourced directly from Regulators, Companies House and other Authoritative sources.
Definition of a partnership for accounting purposes
Definition of a partnership for accounting purposes. A qualifying partnership for accounting purposes comes down to several important criteria.
Definition of a Micro-Entity for Accounting Purposes
Definition of a Micro-Entity for accounting purposes. Micro entiities disclose less information than Small, Medium and Large companies when filing.
Definition of a medium sized company for accounting purposes
The definition of a medium sized company is based on two of three conditions being met. These are set by the Companies House Act of 2006.
