Read our blog posts below for information and advice on company formations, VAT registration, company types, business banking, and many other aspects of starting and building your business.
11 August 2021
Every company must file an annual return at Companies House at least once every 12 months. An annual return is a picture of the basic company information about it’s company directors and it’s registered office address, shareholders and share capital on a particular date.
10 August 2021
There are many things to consider when looking for office space, and each choice will be unique to every business. In this article we look at some important considerations for choosing the right space and registering your company address.
10 August 2021
The coronavirus crisis is affecting businesses throughout the UK, but the government is putting a range of measures in place to help bring some certainty to a fast-changing situation.
10 August 2021
Becoming a Public Limited Company, or PLC, can be an advantageous move for a business. In this blog post we will look at what a PLC is, how to set one up and whether it is the right choice for your business.
10 August 2021
Limited liability partnerships (LLPs) are a type of legal structure for businesses of all sizes, which sit somewhere between a traditional partnership and a limited company. In an LLP, there are at least two business partners and each partner has limited liability, meaning they are not responsible for another partner’s misconduct, debts or malpractice.
10 August 2021
Exporting goods abroad can make your business more competitive, increase revenue and pave the way for faster growth. But it isn’t always easy to expand overseas, and the process can be complicated. Here we take a look at five things you should consider before taking the leap into international trading.
10 August 2021
Whether you are a sole trader setting up as a limited company or you’re setting up a brand new business, forming a limited company is an exciting time. Read on to find out our five top tips for setting up a limited company.
10 August 2021
When a limited company or Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is formed, it is a legal requirement to provide a registered office (RO). This is the official ‘head office’ address where all correspondents will be sent, so there must be a physical postal address that is maintained at all times, in a location adjacent to where you incorporate your company or Limited Liability Partnership.
10 August 2021
All UK limited companies must have a formal registered address where official post can be served, as well as post from HMRC. While it might appear logical for a registered address to be the office or building you work from, there are many good reasons why choosing our London registered address makes the most sense:
10 August 2021
Starting a business can be a little overwhelming. You’ve no doubt invested a lot of time, trust and money into your new venture, and you have the weight of the world on your shoulders to prove that you can make a success of it. We understand that, and our ready-made company packages aim to take the pressure off the dull administrative paperwork and legal side of the start-up process as much as possible.
