Start and run your UK Limited Company from anywhere in the world
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What's included
- UK LTD Company Formation
- All incorporation documents
- Company UTR
- Registered office Address
- Director Service Address
- Open Business bank account
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- Official Mail Forwarding
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Key features of a UK
Limited
Shareholders' liability is limited to the amount unpaid on their shares. Personal assets are generally protected from business debts and liabilities.
A Limited Company is a distinct legal entity from its owners (shareholders). This separation provides the company with legal rights and obligations.
The company is managed by directors who may also be the shareholders or appointed by shareholders to manage everyday operations.
A Limited Company must have a registered office address in the UK, which is the official address for legal and official communications.
Limited Companies are required to prepare annual financial statements that include a balance sheet, profit and loss account, and other relevant financial information.
Companies are required to file annual accounts and an annual return with Companies House, providing a snapshot of the company's financial health and ownership structure.
Limited Companies are subject to corporate tax on their profits. The current corporate tax rate in the UK is applied to the company's taxable profits.
Profits after tax can be distributed to shareholders in the form of dividends. Shareholders may be subject to additional taxation on dividends received.
Frequently Asked Question
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A UK Limited Company is a business structure that offers limited liability to its shareholders. It is a distinct legal entity from its owners, providing separation of personal and business assets.
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To form a UK Limited Company, you need to register with Companies House. This involves choosing a unique company name, defining the company's structure, appointing directors, and specifying the share capital.
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Limited liability means that the personal assets of the shareholders are protected from the company's debts. Shareholders are only liable for the amount unpaid on their shares.
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Limited Companies are subject to corporate tax on their profits. The current corporate tax rate applies to the company's taxable profits
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While it is no longer a legal requirement for private companies, you can choose to appoint a company secretary to assist with administrative tasks and ensure compliance.
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Annual compliance includes filing annual financial statements and an annual confirmation statement with Companies House. This provides an update on the company's financial position and ownership structure.
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Yes, anyone, including individuals, other companies, or entities, can be shareholders in a UK Limited Company. There are no citizenship or residency restrictions.
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Yes, a Limited Company can change its registered office address. Companies House must be notified of any change, and the new address must be in the same part of the UK.
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To dissolve a Limited Company, you need to apply to Companies House for voluntary strike-off or go through a formal liquidation process. This is typically done with the approval of shareholders.
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A PSC register is a record of individuals or entities that have significant control or influence over a company. This register must be maintained and made available for public inspection.
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Yes, a Limited Company can engage in international trade. It can open foreign bank accounts, operate subsidiaries abroad, and establish a global presence.
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Yes, it is possible to convert from a sole trader or partnership to a Limited Company. This process involves registering the new company and transferring assets and liabilities.