CT41G (Clubs): Corporation Tax, details of clubs, societies, voluntary associations and other similar bodies
CT41G (Clubs) is the HMRC form a club, society, voluntary association or similar body uses to give HMRC the details it needs once the organisation has started any business activity.
This is the genuine HMRC PDF, unmodified. Source: HMRC official page.
What is CT41G (Clubs)?
Unincorporated bodies such as sports clubs, members' societies and voluntary associations can be within the charge to Corporation Tax. CT41G (Clubs) collects the basic information HMRC needs about the organisation: what it does, when it started activity, its officials and its accounting period.
Giving HMRC these details is separate from filing. Gov.uk is explicit that you cannot simply complete this form and stop there: the organisation has to file its Company Tax Return online through HMRC's Corporation Tax Online service. A Welsh language version of the form is available from HMRC on request.
Who files CT41G (Clubs)?
- Sports and social clubs that have started trading or receiving taxable income
- Societies, voluntary associations and other unincorporated bodies within Corporation Tax
- Treasurers and secretaries responsible for a club's tax affairs
- Agents and accountants setting up a club's Corporation Tax record
How to fill out CT41G (Clubs)
- Download the official CT41G (Clubs) PDF and read the notes before you start.
- Enter the organisation's name, address and the date it started its business activity.
- Give details of the officials, such as the secretary or treasurer, and the address for correspondence.
- State the accounting period and the nature of the organisation's activities.
- Return the completed form to HMRC as directed on the form, and set up access to Corporation Tax Online, because the Company Tax Return itself must be filed online.
Get CT41G (Clubs)
HMRC publishes CT41G (Clubs) as a flat PDF with no built-in form fields, so there is no quick-fill form here. Open it in the editor to type directly onto the pages, tick boxes and sign, or download the official blank and complete it in your PDF reader or by hand.
Frequently asked questions
Does completing CT41G (Clubs) mean the club has filed its return?
No. The form only gives HMRC the organisation's details. The Company Tax Return has to be filed online through HMRC's Corporation Tax Online service.
Is there a Welsh version of this form?
Yes. HMRC says a Welsh language version is available on request.
Our club has no taxable income. Do we still need to tell HMRC?
Read HMRC's Corporation Tax guidance for clubs and unincorporated associations before assuming nothing is due. Some small clubs are treated as dormant for Corporation Tax, but that is a decision for HMRC based on the details you give.