How much does it cost to form a limited company?
You can form a limited company via Companies House for just £50. However, you may prefer to pay an intermediary to do this - which will increase the cost.
Directors – be aware of new Companies House rules in 2024
Companies House is implementing sweeping reforms to clamp down on financial crime and improve corporate transparency. How are limited companies affected?
What is a dormant limited company?
A dormant company is a standard limited company that doesn't trade and has no accounting transactions. There are two main situations where owning a dormant limited company can be useful.
What is a private limited company? Some key facts and figures
After the sole tradership, the limited company is the most popular trading structure in the UK. In this guide, we look at the key features of the private limited company - plus some interesting facts.
Which is best? – sole trader, limited company, partnership or LLP?
In this article, we examine the different trading structures used by small businesses—sole trader, limited company, partnership, and LLP
What is Companies House? What forms do you have to submit?
If you run a limited company, you will deal with Companies House fairly regularly. In this article, we look at Companies House's main functions and the obligations company directors have.
Issuing new shares in your limited company explained
As a limited company owner or director, one way you can raise capital, reward employees or facilitate expansion is by issuing new shares in your company.
How to set up a limited company – the basics
Everything you need to know about setting up a limited company in the UK. Make sure you read this guide before you start the formation process.
Limited company or sole trader – which is best for me?
One of the first tasks you will have when starting up your business will be to decide whether to set up a new limited company, or become self-employed.
Running a limited company – what is a service address?
If you’re a company officer – typically a director or secretary – you need to provide Companies House with a correspondence address to receive official paperwork. This is also known as a ‘service address’.