Marsland Nash Associates - In House Information Videos
This is an exciting new page which will be populated with informational videos created by Marsland Nash staff and Directors and we hope that you will find them informative and interesting.
If you require any further advice on any topics covered, please give us a call
Companies House ID Verification
Your registered email address will have received emails from Companies House saying that directors and Persons with Significant Control must verify ID by November 2025.
Our short video and the links below will help you through the process, we also attach step by step instructions, but the process is simple if you follow through the links and video - click HERE to play in YouTube or click on the play button on the accompanying video opposite.
Please share with all directors and PSCs in your company.
If you need to check who are directors/person with significant control use:
https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/
Each person will need to verify ID on their own phone/email.
Step 1 – Create a gov one account (if you don’t have one) :
https://www.gov.uk/using-your-gov-uk-one-login
Step 2 Verify your ID – follow the link to download an app and verify your face to get a unique code that we will need :
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/verifying-your-identity-for-companies-house
Employer Changes from 1st April 2025
- National Insurance
- Employment Allowance
- Minimum Wage Rises
Click on our video link HERE to find out more from Darren Peterson....
Reverse VAT Charge in the Construction Industry
Important changes to VAT in the construction industry start on 1 March 2021 when the reverse VAT charge comes in. We have produced a video to help clients understand if they are affected and how to apply the changes.
The video covers:
- What customers/suppliers may be affected
- What work is CIS work and what is excluded from CIS
- What is an end user or an intermediary supplier
- Cashflow impact
- How to raise an invoice and complete a VAT return with the reverse charge
- What is the 5% disregard rule
