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Are you looking for fast and easy company registration in the UK? Are you ready to launch your business idea to market? The first step is to gather the information you’ll need to register a UK company with Companies House. This will include choosing a business structure and formalising how your company will be run.
1. Choose a Company Structure
When most entrepreneurs register a UK company, they opt for what’s called a ‘private company limited by shares’.
This business structure can be an effective way of managing your tax. For instance, as a company director, you can draw some of your income from the company dividends, thereby paying less in income tax.
Another benefit is that your personal assets – such as your house and car – shouldn’t be at risk if the company gets into financial trouble. This is what’s meant by the term ‘limited liability.
2. Register a UK Company Name
Before you register a company in the UK, you need to check that your company’s name is available.
Tips when choosing a company name:
Research the market that you’ll be operating in – the names of your competitor companies should provide inspiration when choosing your own.
Pick a name that’s meaningful – your company name will be the first thing people learn about your business, so does it explain what you do?
Keep the name short – a punchy company name will be easier to remember, and it will look better on marketing material.
Avoid company names that are hard to spell – and make sure it rolls easily off the tongue.
3. Select a Company Formation Package
With our company formation packages, you can register a UK company quickly and simply. There are many packages to choose from:
Limited Company Formation (Limited by Shares) – E-Mail Package £59.30
Limited Company Formation (Limited by Shares) – Premium Package £76.71
Limited Company Formation (Limited by Shares) – International (Non-Resident) £203.74
Best of all, when you sign up for one of our company formation packages, we pay the £12 Companies House filing fee for you!
4. Enter Your Company Information
When you register a UK company, much of the information you provide will be made publicly available. Companies House will want details of your:
- Registered office – this is the address where Companies House and HMRC will send mail. It must be in the UK and it must be possible to reach the company directors at the address.
- Company directors – your company must have at least one director. Companies House will want to know their name, date of birth and residential address.
- Shareholders – every company must have at least one shareholder, but it can be the same person as the director. Companies House will want to know their name, date of birth and residential address.
If you don’t have a separate address for your business, you should use your home address to register a UK company. But if you aren’t comfortable with your home address being made public, we offer a Registered Agent Service which lets you register your business at our Central London location.
5. Allocate Company Shares
When you register a company in the UK, you’ll need to allocate shares to your shareholder(s). The simplest way is to allocate one share to each shareholder and make each individual share worth £1.
6. Complete the Memorandum and Articles of Association
These documents formalise how your company will be run. They need to be agreed on and signed by the company director(s), shareholder(s) and secretary before you register a UK limited company.
7. Submit Everything to Companies House
Follow the online prompts and register your UK company quick and easy!
Limited Company Formation (Limited by Shares) – E-Mail Package £59.30
Limited Company Formation (Limited by Shares) – Premium Package £76.71
Limited Company Formation (Limited by Shares) – International (Non-Resident) £203.74
