Setting Up a Limited Company - Company Formations
Now you have decided to form your limited company, the next stage is to incorporate your company at Companies House.
Now you have decided to form your limited company, the next stage is to incorporate your company at Companies House.
When you register a business with Companies House, one of the pieces of information they will ask you for is the name of your company.
Orange Genie Accountancy can help, not only with the advice once set up but with the actually limited company formation itself.
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One of the first actions you will need to take once your limited company formation has been completed is to establish a limited company bank account.
If your limited company formation has taken place, as the Director, the law says you must:
If your company is registered at Companies House, you must keep and retain certain accounting records showing your company's transactions and its financial position.
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Following completion of your limited company formation, it is important to realise from the start that the limited company is a separate legal entity to the directors who form it.
As a director of your recently formed company you have a responsibility to ensure your company meets its Statutory Filing deadlines.
Every Company registered at Companies House has to file Statutory Accounts on an annual basis. Similar documents have to be sent to HMRC, along with the Company’s Corporation tax return.
If you are setting up a limited company you will need to consider insurances such as; Professional Indemnity, Public Liability and Employers Liability
Whether you’re a director of your own limited company or you’re employed by an umbrella company, you might expect your status as a contractor to cause a problem when you apply for a mortgage.
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