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When you start a new business one of the first and possibly one of the
most important business decisons you need to make is to choose a suitable name
for your Company.
Click
on the link to check your proposed company name is availaible against the Companies House Register.
Although
you can choose any name for your company there are certain restrictions and sensitive words
that may need appoval. We can still register your company but must show Companies House that there is a good reason for using
the word. There may be an extra fee for this service, contact us for advice if your proposed name includes a sensitive
word.
Click here to check list of Company name restictions
A Limited Company is formed with your own chosen officers in place. We do not need any signed paper forms
from you. Our Packages allow 3 directors and 3 shareholders, more than this and you will need to complete
our additional officers form where charges may apply, please enquire
In order to incorporate a private limited company in the UK you need:
- A registered address within the UK i.e. a valid postal
address in England or Wales.
Companies with a registered address in Scotland will be Incorporated in Edinburgh.
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At least one director and one shareholder who may be the same person
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The appointment of a company secretary
is optional (Since April 08)
Unless you select
your prefered amount.Your Company will be incorporated with 1000 ordinary shares of £1 each, Unless you state a
preference each director and company secretary will be alloted 1 share. you can of course alter this to suit your requirements
Visit our FAQ page for further info.
Starting a new business is often a risky venture, nearly all
significant businesses operate as an incorporated company. The protection given by limited liability is perhaps the most
important advantage of incorporation.
If you are a sole trader, You are personally liable for any money the business owes. Debts
can be paid with your house, car, or any of your other personal possessions.Protect your assets by forming a "Limited
Company"
The Limited company is treated as a seperate legal "entity" it is the company that buys and sells, and not, you, the
owner. As long as you have
traded legally and not given personal guarantees, you are not personally liable for the company's debts.
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