Starting a Limited Company in the UK is an exciting step towards growing your business, and our Limited Company Setup service makes the process smooth and straightforward. We handle all the administrative and legal requirements, ensuring you comply with UK company law from the outset. Our service includes registering your company with Companies House , obtaining your Company Number and Certificate of Incorporation , and ensuring your business is set up correctly for tax and legal compliance . We guide you through the selection of a suitable company name and ensure it is available, then assist with drafting your Articles of Association and Shareholder Agreements , so you have all the legal documents in place. We also help you choose the right company structure based on your business goals—whether you're looking for a private limited company (Ltd), a public limited company (PLC), or any other type. Our team ensures you understand your responsibilities as a director, such as tax filing, annual returns, and other compliance requirements, so you can focus on running your business. In addition, we offer ongoing support for tax registration (including VAT and PAYE for employees) and provide advice on corporation tax and other legal matters, helping you maintain compliance with HMRC. With our Limited Company Setup services, we help you get your business off to a strong start, ensuring you meet all the legal and financial requirements to operate smoothly and successfully in the UK.

Starting a Limited Company in the UK is a popular choice for entrepreneurs and business owners seeking to establish a professional, legal entity for their business. Our Limited Company Setup service streamlines the entire process, ensuring your company is set up quickly, legally, and in full compliance with UK regulations. A Limited Company offers several advantages, including limited liability protection, tax benefits, and enhanced credibility. By setting up a Limited Company, you protect your personal assets from business liabilities, meaning your financial risks are limited to the amount you invest in the company. Additionally, you can benefit from more favorable tax rates compared to sole proprietors, along with the ability to raise capital through shareholders.