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The process of registering a business as a limited company involves a lot of paperwork that comes under the company formation. It’s understandable that it requires a lot of paperwork and various other legal requirements, and compliance with UK corporate governance laws and regulations. In such situations, CoxHinkins’s company formation services can provide you the required support.
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Why Choose CoxHinkins Company Formation Services
Get yourself relived from the stress of paperwork related to registering your business by using our company formation services. There many reasons that will make you choose our services, which are as follows:
Expert Guidance
Our experts will guide you in every step of the company formation process so that all the paperwork and compliance with the process is up to the mark and you are set for success.
Compliance Assurance
Avoid penalties and legal complications due to lack of paperwork and compliance by availing our company formation services.
Time-saving
Time is in limited supply for you because you have to focus on your core business activity. By handing over the task of setting up your company and looking after compliance you can free up a lot of time.
Professional Representation
Through our company formation services we offer to be your company’s point of contact so that all the official communication is handled professionally and promptly.
Peace of Mind
When we take over the secretarial job, we give you peace of mind directly or indirectly. This comes from the assurance that we are doing the job professionally and that you can concentrate on your business.
Focus on Business Growth
With the reassurance that your financial compliance and management are in expert hands, you can concentrate on what you do best—growing your business.
Register a Company in 4 Simple Steps
Follow these four simple steps to register your company and get started quickly:
Step 1: Choose Your Business Structure
Decide on the type of company you want to register. The most common types in the UK are:
- Limited Company (Ltd): Most popular for small businesses.
- Sole Trader: Simple and easy but with personal liability.
- Partnership: Ideal for businesses with multiple owners.
Step 2: Pick a Business Name and Registered Address
Get yourself a unique company name and avoid names that are too similar to existing businesses. Also, provide a registered UK business address for official correspondence
- Business Name: Choose a unique company name that isn’t too similar to existing businesses or trademarks.
- Registered business address: Provide a registered UK business address where official correspondence will be sent.
Step 3: Prepare and Submit Your Documents
You are required to submit certain information such as
- Director(s) Details: Name, address, and date of birth.
- Shareholder(s) Information
- Legal documents outlining company rules
- SIC code
Step 4: Register for Taxes and Open a Business Bank Account
Once your business is registered:
- Get a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) from HMRC.
- Register for Corporation Tax within 3 months of trading.
- If your turnover exceeds £90,000 then get registered for VAT.
- Open a business bank account to manage finances separately.
Our Company Secretarial Services
Running your business and conducting administration at the same time is not an easy task, and that’s where our company secretarial services come in. By availing of our secretarial services, you can maintain compliance with the latest UK laws and standards without losing focus on your business. Hence, our services will reduce your need for additional hiring and the diversion of resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Under company formation new and existing businesses can get registered as companies. When this happens, the business becomes a distinct legal entity; an individual person in the eyes of the law.
If done online, most companies are registered within 24 hours via Companies House. Paper applications may take longer.
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code classifies your company’s business activity. This code is required when registering with Companies House
You can start trading straight away without registering. However, you must register for Self-Assessment as a sole trader if you earn more than £1,000 in a tax year.
