What is a Certificate of Incorporation?
A Certificate of Incorporation is the official document confirming your UK limited company legally exists. Here's what it contains, when you'll need it, and how to get a copy.
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A Certificate of Incorporation is the official document confirming your UK limited company legally exists. Here's what it contains, when you'll need it, and how to get a copy.
Day Offices are becoming more common in this age of hybrid work, they provide a workspace that you can hire out for anything from an hour to multiple days.
A dividend is a share of company profits paid to shareholders. Find out what dividends are, how they're taxed, how to pay them correctly, and why many limited company directors use them as part of their income strategy.
Whilst choosing a name may be one of the first steps you take when forming a company, it shouldn’t be overlooked. A name is the first impression your brand makes.
A mail forwarding service gives your business a UK address to receive post, with options to have it scanned, forwarded, or stored. Here's how it works and who it's for.
It's best to have your documents ready so you can start your business journey without delays, Our blog will take you through every document you need to have ready before you form a limited company in the UK.
Fraud and scams can happen to any business, no matter their size and tenure. It’s an occupational hazard that comes hand in hand with running a business. Fortunately, you can do many simple things to take control and protect your company.
This article is here to cut through the jargon. We’ll explore the key difference between a service address and a registered office address.
This guide will cover all crucial questions from: the meaning of a dissolved company, to what it means if your company status is dissolved, what the process of dissolving a company is like and what happens after you dissolve a company.
A dissolved company can be restored to the Companies House register through administrative restoration or a court order. Here's what each route involves, who can apply, and what it costs.