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BENEFITS OF Incorporation
Why incorporate a company?
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Business credibility
Suppliers, customers, and business associates perceive corporations as being more stable than unincorporated businesses.
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Access to capital
Incorporated business makes favorable impression on investors, making it easier to raise funds. This will make it easier for your business to grow.
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Positives of limited liability
A corporation is a distinct legal entity, so incorporating protects the business owner's personal assets, even if the corporation is in debt or is facing other liabilities.
STAGES OF Incorporation
How can you incorporate your company with RegHelp?
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Check your company name
Begin by searching for your company name to see if it is available for registration
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Select the country
Select the country where you want to incorporate your company
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We take care of the paperwork
You fill out a simple guided form and our team prepares and files all the paperwork
Incorporate your company today
Register your company in the UK, with a strong Central London business address and begin with the strongest foundation for success
We have four packages for company incorporation with varying prices depending on the country of your choice
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US
Singapore
UAE
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
Incorporation at a glance
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What do you need to register your company?When you form a company with us, we only require you to complete the online forms. We do not require any other documents from you when you form a company online with us. A limited company also requires a registered office address, director, and a shareholder holding at least one share. You can use our professional address services if you would prefer to keep your business or personal Director’s address private.
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What happens after your company is registered?Once your application is completed, we will set-up your company within 3 working hours. You will receive a notification telling you that your application has been approved and you will then also receive digital copies of your company documents as a PDF file to your chosen email address. Once this is completed, you can immediately begin trading with your company.
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What business names are appropriate?The majority of names are appropriate to Companies House when developing a firm; nevertheless, there are a couple of exceptions: The name can't be the same as or very similar to a name officially being used. It can't be viewed as hostile The words "limited" or "unlimited" can't be used except at the end of the name. Words such as 'group' need to supply the presence of other relevant businesses, whilst the use of the word 'international' should be verified to confirm the business operates in, at the very least, two different nations.
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How many shares does a company need?A Limited Company requires at least one share per shareholder, with a minimum of one shareholder. There is no limit to the number of shares held by a shareholder.
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Can I set up a company on my own?Yes, one person can form a Limited Company, it can be owned, managed and run by one person. The person would be the sole director and shareholder of the company.
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Limited or LTD?All registered or limited firms need the suffix limited or LTD after the business name. Both mean the exact same thing, and the choice of which one to use is up to the individual. All enlisted restricted organisation obliges the addition Limited of LTD after the company name. Both mean precisely the same and the decision of which one to utilize is a matter of individual inclination.
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Shareholders AgreementWhat is it? As the name implies, this is an agreement between the shareholders of a company. It sets out the relationship between shareholders and how the company should be run to...
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Company DirectorsOverview Company Directors’ duties and responsibilities can be far reaching, and may have influence over many aspects of the day to day running of a business as well as looki...
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Limited Liability PartnershipsOverview Limited liability partnerships are quite common in the business world. You may even deal with a few yourself without really noticing it. Take a stroll around any town cent...
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Companies Limited by GuaranteeWho would choose this option? Companies limited by guarantee are a good choice for charity organisations, or any community based group such as clubs and societies, or community pro...
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Public Limited CompaniesOverview A public limited company, or ‘PLC’ for short, is a company that is legally allowed to offer its shares for sale to the public. They don’t have to offer s...
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Private Limited CompaniesOverview One of the most popular types of incorporated companies in the UK are private limited companies. To set up a private limited company you do not need a minimum amount of ca...
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Registered AddressOverview Every company registered in the UK needs to have a registered address. Your registered address is where you have all your official paperwork sent via the post, so it shoul...
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Directors Service AddressWhat is a director’s service address? Quite simply put, this is an official address that all company directors need to have when they are appointed to a directorship of a limited c...
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How to Choose Company Name?Overview When you come to naming your new company, you probably have a host of great ideas. You want something that tells customers what you do, sounds clever or even funny. You wa...
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Company Formation ChecklistThe following details are essential for the formation of a company 1. An office with a registered address This is the main address of your company and it should be a complete mail...
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Company Formation Identity ChecklistHow ID checks protect everybody All Formation agents are legally required to obtain Identification under MLR and KYC legislation. RegHelp is regulated by a number of legal requirem...
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