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All private limited companies in the UK have to provide Companies House with a registered office address at the time of incorporation. It is a legal requirement that this address is in the same country as the registrar you use to incorporate your new company. Scottish companies will register with Companies House in Edinburgh. Therefore,…
All limited companies are legally required to have a registered office address in the same country that it is registered in. This address is where all statutory company mail and legal notices will be sent. It is placed on the public register by Companies House. If you work from home or have no fixed location…
Many small-business owners find themselves requiring an appropriate venue for holding meetings, entertaining clients or suppliers and meeting investors. It is not always ideal to hold such meetings in your home or a busy public area, nor do such locations give the best impression of your company, particularly if you are dealing with important clients…
Many sole traders and small businesses owners who operate from home without an office space or shop front can benefit greatly from a professional mail forwarding service. This can add status to your business by creating a corporate front-of-house image. A mail forwarding address can give the appearance of working from a prestigious, established location…
Many small-business owners initially consider using their home address as their company’s registered office address. It seems like the natural choice to keep things simple, but you must consider a few things before making this decision to ensure it is legally permitted and the most suitable choice for you and your business. The legal requirements…
When you decide to register a private limited company, you will be required to incorporate with Companies House, the Registrar of Companies in the UK. There are three jurisdictions for UK registered companies – England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. If you form your company in Scotland, you are legally required to have a…
Every private company in the UK must register with Companies House in order to legally obtain ‘limited’ status. One of the requirements of being an incorporated company is having a registered office at the time of formation. This will be the official address of your company and the details will be placed on public record.
Out of an estimated 4.8 million private sector businesses in the UK at the start of 2012, an estimated 907,000 are operating in the construction sector. This figure represents almost one fifth of all UK businesses. Scotland alone has 319,000 small businesses, of which 42.6% (136,000) are in the construction industry. Evidently, this is hugely…
