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Expanding your business to the UK is a game-changer. Whether you’re a tech founder in the US, an investor in Dubai, or a CEO in Singapore, setting up a UK subsidiary unlocks access to a thriving market, competitive fiscal policies, and strategic access to European opportunities in the post-Brexit landscape. But navigating the process can feel daunting, especially from a distance. That’s where this guide comes in. We’ll walk you through every step of establishing a UK subsidiary with precision, clarity, and insider tips, all while showing how FormationsHunt makes it seamless, compliant, and stress-free.

This is the only guide you’ll need—a comprehensive, up-to-date roadmap that leaves no stone unturned. We handle everything from regulatory compliance to operational launch. Let’s dive in and make your UK expansion a reality!

What Is a UK Subsidiary Company?

A UK subsidiary is a legally independent company owned, wholly or partially (51% or more), by another company, known as the parent company or holding company. Unlike a branch, which is an extension of the parent, a subsidiary operates as its own entity under UK law, typically as a Private Limited Company (Ltd). This setup provides adaptability, safeguards against liability, and potential tax benefits—an ideal choice for global enterprises.

Key Characteristics of a UK Subsidiary

• Separate Legal Entity: Registered with Companies House, it has its own legal identity, tax obligations, and liabilities, protecting the parent from financial risks.
• Ownership: The parent company holds 51% or more of the shares, with full control if it’s a wholly-owned subsidiary.
• Operational Independence: The subsidiary can operate independently, with its own bank accounts, staff, and strategies, while aligning with the parent’s goals.
• Flexibility: It can operate in different sectors or markets from the parent, e.g., a Dubai-based finance firm launching a UK tech subsidiary.

Before you move forward with the formation of your company in the UK, you should research and plan your expansion.

• Market Analysis: Study the UK market for demand, competition, and risks. For example, tech firms may target London’s startup ecosystem, while eCommerce businesses focus on consumer trends.
• Regulatory Check: Confirm no Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) restrictions apply (e.g., for sensitive sectors like defense). Most industries face no barriers.
• Share Structure: Decide the number and value of shares (minimum £1). Plan whether the parent will own 100% or share ownership with local investors.

FormationsHunt Tip: Our free consultation helps you assess market fit and FDI rules, ensuring a smooth start.

Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up a UK Subsidiary

Launch Your UK Subsidiary from Anywhere in the World—Effortlessly

Whether you’re in New York, Tokyo, or Dubai, forming a UK subsidiary doesn’t have to mean dealing with endless red tape. With us, it’s a seamless, guided experience designed specifically for international businesses like yours.

Our Subsidiary Package (£169.99) is built to ensure full compliance with the UK Companies Act 2006 and HMRC regulations (as of May 28, 2025). Perfect for setups involving a foreign parent company as a corporate shareholder, and even a corporate director or PSC, this package includes everything you need for a smooth, remote formation—UK registered office address, VAT registration, international document delivery, and more.

We’ll walk you through the process on our platform step by step—just like you’re doing it in real time.

Ready to establish your presence in the UK? Let’s get started.

1. Choose Your Company Name

Your UK subsidiary deserves a name that grabs attention in the British market—perhaps it echoes your parent brand (like “TechWorks UK Ltd”) or has a local flair (say, “LondonTech Ltd”). It must be unique, not too close to existing Companies House registrations, and free of restricted terms like “British Government” unless approved.
On our platform, head to our Name Availability Checker. Type in your desired name, and you’ll instantly know if it’s available. If it’s taken, run as many free searches as you need to find the perfect one. Once you’ve nailed it, you’re ready to move forward.

2. Select the Subsidiary Package

Let’s get your subsidiary rolling with the subsidiary Package (£169.99), crafted for non-UK residents. This all-in-one solution saves you over £150 compared to individual services and includes everything for a seamless setup:

• UK Registered Office Address: Free for the first 12 months, providing a prestigious address in London, E8. Know more.
• Director’s Service Address: Free for your first director for 12 months (£29.99/year after), keeping personal addresses private. Know more.
• Mail Forwarding Service: Free for the first 12 months (£98.99/year after), ensuring you receive frequent UK correspondence like parcels or letters. Know more.
• Free Domain Registration: A .co.uk domain for one year to boost your online presence.
• VAT Registration and Confirmation Statement Filing: Free, simplifying tax and compliance. We offer VAT Registration and Confirmation Statement Filing as complimentary services, ensuring that your tax registration and compliance requirements are handled with ease and efficiency.
• International Document Delivery: Shipping documents worldwide.
• WorldFirst Bank Account Setup: Free assistance to open a UK bank account remotely.
You’ll land on the package selection page. Click to choose the Non-Resident Package, then head to checkout. Pay now or defer payment until the end—your choice! This package is perfect for subsidiaries, handling corporate shareholders and PSCs with 24/7 support.

Why It Matters: The subsidiary Package ensures you meet UK requirements without visiting, making your expansion effortless.

3. Configure Your Subsidiary in the Online Company Manager

Now, the fun begins! After selecting the package (and paying, if you chose to pay upfront), log in to our Online Company Manager via the Login Page. On the dashboard, you’ll see “My Companies,” listing your subsidiary (e.g., “CityRetail UK Ltd”). Click its name, and let’s shape your UK presence, page by page.

You’ll start on a setup page to lay the groundwork. First, confirm your subsidiary as a Limited by Shares (Ltd)—the ideal choice for subsidiaries due to its flexibility, £1 minimum share capital, and liability protection for your parent company. Our platform pre-selects this, but you’ll verify it fits.

Next, choose your jurisdiction—England and Wales, Scotland, or Northern Ireland—where your subsidiary will be registered. Most international businesses pick England and Wales for its global prestige, like London’s business hub. Select from our dropdown menu, and you’re set.

Then, you’ll pick your SIC code, which tells Companies House your subsidiary’s industry. Whether you’re in software development (SIC 62012), retail (SIC 47910), or vehicle manufacturing (SIC 29100), our platform offers suggestions to find the right code. Browse and select one that matches your business, ensuring clarity and compliance. To learn more about SIC codes, explore our comprehensive guide on the topic by clicking here.

Now, you’ll reach the UK registered office address page. With the subsidiary Package, you get a professional UK address (e.g., in London) free for the first 12 months. You’ll see this address pre-filled from your package—no need to enter it yourself! However, you must add a forwarding address (like your overseas office in Dubai or Tokyo) where we’ll send any physical mail or parcels received at the registered office, such as Companies House or HMRC letters. This keeps you connected to your UK operations. Simply type in your forwarding address, and you’re good to go.

Right after, you’ll land on the Mail Forwarding Service page. Since this service is included free for the first 12 months with the subsidiary Package, it’s already pre-selected. This service ensures you receive frequent UK correspondence, like product samples, client letters, or supplier packages, separate from official registered office mail. Just add a forwarding address (same or different from the registered office one) to receive these items at your chosen location, ensuring nothing gets missed. Once you’ve entered the forwarding address, click Next to proceed.

4. Appoint Your Directors, Shareholders, and PSC

You’ve arrived at the page to appoint your subsidiary’s key players. In the Online Company Manager, you’ll set up your directors, shareholders, and Person with Significant Control (PSC)—essential for UK compliance.

Start with at least one director, who can be an individual or corporate entity and doesn’t need to be UK-based. For a corporate director (e.g., your parent company), enter the authoriser’s details (title, first name, last name) and corporate details (legal name, UK registration status, company number if applicable, legal form, registered address, authentication answers). For an individual, provide their details. The subsidiary Package includes a free director’s service address for the first director for 12 months, keeping personal addresses private.

Next, appoint your shareholder, typically your parent company, as a corporate shareholder. Specify the share details: number of shares (e.g., 100), currency (usually GBP), and price per share (e.g., £1). This defines ownership, often with the parent holding 100% for full control.

Finally, declare your PSC, identifying who has significant control (over 25% shares or voting rights). For subsidiaries, this is usually the parent company as a Corporate PSC. Enter its name, registration number, country of incorporation, registered office address, legal form, governing law, and nature of control (e.g., >75% shares). If an individual has control, provide their full name, date of birth, nationality, and addresses. Our platform’s intuitive fields simplify this.

FormationsHunt generates Share Certificates and corporate appointment documents automatically, with schema-compliant XML filings for accuracy. Click Next to move on.

5. Allocate Shares

Now, you’re on the share allocation page, defining your subsidiary’s ownership. In the Online Company Manager, decide how many shares to issue, their class (usually “Ordinary”), and their nominal value. Most subsidiaries allocate 100% to the parent company—like one share for full ownership or 100 ordinary shares at £1 each. For multiple shareholders, set percentages (e.g., two shareholders with one share each for 50/50 ownership).

Enter these details, and our platform generates Share Certificates instantly. This step solidifies your parent company’s control, meeting Companies House requirements. Click Next to proceed.

6. Set Up Your Memorandum and Articles of Association

Every UK subsidiary needs a Memorandum and Articles of Association, the legal documents outlining its operations. On this page, you’ll see our default set, pre-approved and perfect for most subsidiaries, already selected. This ensures a fast, compliant process. Want custom documents? You can upload them, but errors could delay filing, so most clients stick with our defaults.

Confirm your choice, and click Next to move forward.

7. Review and Submit Your Application

You’re nearly there! On the final review page, you’ll see a summary of all your entries—company name, jurisdiction, SIC code, addresses, officers, shares, PSC, and documents. Review each detail carefully. Need to tweak something? Jump back to any section to edit. If you deferred payment in Step 2, pay securely now.

Before submission:

  • Double-check all information (names, addresses, shareholding).
  • Download a copy of the review summary from the review page
  • Ensure that corporate appointments and PSCs are correctly entered.

When everything’s spot-on, hit Submit. Our platform flags errors, and our team performs manual compliance checks to ensure your application is perfect. We’ll file it with Companies House, who typically approve within 24 hours. You’ll get a notification when your subsidiary is registered.

8. Submit Your ID and Address Proof

Before your company formation can be finalised, there’s one crucial compliance step you must complete: identity and address verification. This is a legal requirement in the UK, in line with anti-money laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations. It applies to all directors, shareholders, and persons with significant control (PSCs).

After you’ve completed your application and made payment, we will request the following documents:

Acceptable Proof of Identity (any one of the following):

  • A valid passport (not expired)
  • A national identity card showing your name, photograph, and date of birth
  • A current driving license
  • A residence permit
  • A state-issued identity card
  • A picture holding your ID

Acceptable Proof of Address- 3 months old (any one of the following):

  • A utility bill (gas, electric, or water) issued within the last 3 months
  • Council tax bill for the current tax year
  • A bank statement
  • A mortgage statement
  • An official tax demand letter
  • A current tenancy agreement

All documents must be clear, and valid, and display your full name and current residential address. Upload clear, high-quality scans, and our team will review them promptly, guiding you if corrections are needed. This step finalizes your compliance, ensuring your subsidiary is fully verified.
Our support team is on standby to guide you through this step, ensuring a smooth and stress-free verification process. Once your documents are approved, your company formation will proceed to the final stage.

9. Receive Your Official Documents

Congratulations—your subsidiary is live! Once Companies House approves, you’ll receive all official documents digitally via email, with physical copies shipped worldwide (free with the subsidiary Package). You’ll get:

Post-Incorporation Service Handled By Us? Turnaround
   Corporation Tax Registration ✅ You can apply once the UTR is received
   VAT Registration ✅ 45-60 working days
   PAYE (Employer Setup) ✅ 30-45 working days
   Data Protection (ICO) ✅ Within 24 hours
   Business Bank Account Intro ✅ Instant onboarding
   UTR ✅ Within 7 to 15 working days post-incorporation
   Company Authentication Code ✅ Within 3 to 5 working days
   UK address services activated (registered office, director’s service address, mail forwarding) ✅ Instant onboarding

Your subsidiary is ready to trade, open a bank account with WorldFirst, or register for taxes. Welcome to the UK market!

Parent vs. Holding Company

Parent Company: A business that trades independently and owns one or more subsidiaries. Example: Tesco, with subsidiaries like Tesco Bank and Tesco Mobile.
Holding Company: Exists solely to own subsidiaries, without its own trading operations.

Subsidiary vs. Branch vs. Representative Office

To clarify your options, here’s a comparison:

Feature Subsidiary Branch Office Representative Office
Legal Status Separate legal entity Extension of the parent company Not a legal entity
Liability Limited to a subsidiary Parent company liable No commercial liability
Taxation UK corporate tax (25% in 2025) The parent pays UK tax on the branch No tax, informational only
Registration Required with Companies House Required with Companies House Required, but minimal
Recommended For Full UK operations, liability protection Internal expansion Market research, no trading

Our Insight: 75% of our international clients choose a subsidiary for its liability protection and operational control, making it the go-to choice for serious UK expansion.
Why It Matters: Understanding these distinctions helps you choose the right structure. A subsidiary is ideal for businesses seeking a robust UK presence without exposing the parent to risks.

Why Set Up a UK Subsidiary?

The UK is a global business hub, offering a stable economy, a 25% corporate tax rate (as of 2025), and access to over 60 million consumers. Post-Brexit, it remains a gateway to Europe via trade agreements. Here’s why a UK subsidiary is a strategic move:

Benefits of a UK Subsidiary

• Limited Liability: The parent company is shielded from the subsidiary’s debts or legal issues, protecting assets if the subsidiary faces losses.
• Market Access: Tap into the UK’s affluent market and leverage trade deals for EU access, ideal for e-commerce, tech, or consulting firms.
• Tax Advantages: Benefit from the UK’s 25% corporate tax rate, deductions (e.g., R&D relief), and double taxation treaties with over 130 countries.
• Brand Flexibility: Launch new products or services under a separate brand without affecting the parent’s reputation. Example: A Singapore finance firm launching a UK media arm.
• Local Credibility: A UK subsidiary builds trust with clients, partners, and investors who prefer dealing with a UK-registered entity.
• Operational Efficiency: Hire UK staff under local laws, open UK bank accounts, and streamline processes with shared resources.

Real-World Example

Imagine a Dubai-based pipe manufacturing company, “Pipeland,” wanting to launch a UK tech product. By setting up a subsidiary with us, they established Pipeland UK Ltd, protecting their Dubai operations while testing the new product in the UK market. Within 3 months, they secure local partnerships and a good investment, all thanks to their UK presence.

Question to Reflect: What are your business’s goals for a UK subsidiary? Are you prioritizing market expansion, tax benefits, or brand diversification?

Key Considerations for International Businesses

Setting up a UK subsidiary requires navigating unique challenges. Here’s what international businesses need to know:

Brexit Implications

• Trade Rules: Post-Brexit, the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement (2020) ensures tariff-free trade for most goods, but customs checks apply.
• Market Access: The UK remains a gateway to Europe, with trade deals like the UK-Canada Agreement (2024) boosting global reach.
• Compliance: Ensure your subsidiary meets UK-specific standards (e.g., product certifications, labeling).

Double Taxation Treaties

The UK has treaties with over 130 countries (e.g., India, UAE, Singapore) to avoid double taxation on profits. Consult a tax advisor to claim relief or contact us to get an appointment with a financial advisor or CA.

Our Insight: Our compliance team connects you with tax experts to maximize treaty benefits.

Visa Requirements

• Directors: Non-residents can manage without a UK visa, as long as decisions are made remotely.
• Employees: A Skilled Worker Visa requires a UK sponsor (your subsidiary) and a Certificate of Sponsorship (£239–£1,639, 2025 rates).

Cultural Nuances

Business Practices: UK clients value punctuality, transparency, and formal communication.
Consumer Expectations: Adapt marketing to UK preferences (e.g., eco-friendly products for millennials).

Why Choose Us?

Setting up a UK subsidiary is simple in theory, but precision is critical. Unlike generic formation providers, FormationsHunt specializes in international businesses, offering:

• Corporate Shareholder Expertise: Schema-compliant XML filings for error-free submissions.
• Subsidiary Package: Tailored for overseas clients, including registered addresses and VAT registration.
• Worldwide Document Delivery: Tracked delivery of Certificates of Incorporation and share certificates.
• Compliance Assurance: Manual reviews ensure 100% adherence to Companies House and HMRC rules.
• Bonus Features: Free domain name, UK phone line, and first Confirmation Statement filing.

Success Story: A US tech firm, “InnovateNow,” partnered with us to launch “InnovateNow UK Ltd.” Our team handled corporate PSC filings, secured a London address, and opened a WorldFirst bank account in 10 days, enabling them to secure a £1M UK investment.

FAQs

Q: Can a foreign company own 100% of a UK subsidiary?
A: Yes, a foreign parent can own 100% of the shares, with no UK residency required.

Q: Is it necessary to travel to the UK to establish a subsidiary?
A: No, FormationsHunt handles everything online, from name checks to HMRC registration.

Q: What are the tax implications?
A: The subsidiary pays UK corporate tax (25% in 2025). Double taxation treaties may apply for foreign parents.

Q: How quickly can I set up a subsidiary in the UK?
A: Incorporation takes 3–24 hours with us. Full setup (bank account, VAT, etc.) takes 1–3 months.

Q: What documents will I receive?
A: Incorporation certificate, shareholder certificates, constitutional documents (Memorandum and Articles of Association), and HMRC tax reference numbers.

Q: How does Brexit affect UK subsidiaries?
A: Brexit introduces customs checks but maintains tariff-free EU trade for most goods. FormationsHunt ensures compliance with new rules.

Conclusion: Launch Your UK Subsidiary with Confidence

A UK subsidiary is your ticket to global growth, offering liability protection, tax benefits, and a trusted UK presence. Whether you’re expanding from Dubai, Bangalore, or Singapore, we make the process effortless, compliant, and tailored to international businesses. Don’t waste time navigating Companies House forms or risking compliance errors. Start with our subsidiary package and launch your UK subsidiary the right way—today.

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Contact us for a free consultation via call, mail or WhatsApp or use our online platform to check your company name and get started. Let’s make your UK expansion smooth, swift, and successful!

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If you own a limited company and operate multiple businesses, you may have wondered whether it’s possible to manage them under the same registered name. Many entrepreneurs hesitate due to the legal, financial, and operational implications.
In this guide, we will explore whether you can run multiple businesses under a single limited company, the benefits and challenges, and the rules surrounding trading names. Additionally, we’ll provide actionable insights to help you make an informed decision that aligns with your business goals.

Can You Run Multiple Businesses Under One Limited Company?

The short answer is yes, you can. Legally, you are allowed to operate multiple businesses under the umbrella of a single limited company, provided your company is in good standing. However, it’s essential to understand that while you can use multiple trading names for these businesses, you cannot register these trading names as official company names with Companies House.
Using multiple trading names is a common approach for businesses looking to diversify their offerings or streamline operations. However, there are several considerations, including financial implications, tax consequences, and operational management.

Understanding UK Laws for Multiple Business Ownership

In the UK, owning and operating multiple businesses under a single limited company is legal, but it’s essential to follow certain guidelines to ensure compliance. The Companies Act 2006 governs business ownership and trading names in the UK, specifying that businesses must remain transparent and avoid confusion with other entities. It’s crucial to adhere to these legal requirements when setting up and managing multiple ventures under one company.

Understanding Trading Names

A trading name allows a business to operate under a name different from its registered name. For example, if your company is registered as “XYZ Ltd,” you could run different business activities under names like “ABC Marketing” or “123 Design Studio.” These trading names represent separate divisions of the same limited company.
However, you are legally required to declare the connection between your trading name and your registered company. For instance, if you operate a website under a trading name, you must include a statement such as: “ABC Marketing is a trading name of XYZ Ltd.”

Rules for Choosing Trading Names

When selecting trading names for your businesses, ensure compliance with the following rules:
1. Avoid Legal Terms: Your trading name cannot include terms like “Ltd,” “LLP,” or “plc.”
2. Sensitive Words: Do not use restricted words or expressions unless you have proper permissions.
3. Trademark Considerations: Ensure your trading name does not infringe on existing trademarks.
4.Distinctiveness: Avoid names that are too similar to competitors to prevent legal disputes or accusations of ‘passing off.’

Choosing the Right Business Structure for Multiple Ventures in the UK

Limited By Share:

Starting multiple businesses under one limited company can be a highly efficient way to expand your entrepreneurial reach in the UK. While the process might seem complex, breaking it down into clear, manageable steps makes it much easier. Here’s a detailed guide to help you register and manage your multiple businesses, and how we can assist you throughout the entire process:

1. Register Your Limited Company

The first step in registering multiple businesses under one umbrella is incorporating a Limited by Share. This is the legal entity that will carry out the business activities, whether they are branded differently or not. To get started, you’ll need to:

Visit Our Website: Navigate to formationshunt.co.uk to begin the registration process.

  • Choose a Company Name: Utilize the company name availability checker to ensure your desired name is unique and complies with Companies House regulations.
    Select a Formation Package: We offer various packages tailored to different business needs. Choose the ‘Limited Company’ option to proceed or you can review and select the one that aligns with your requirements.
  • Select any Additional Services: Choose any additional service like PAYE, Accountancy services, Same day incorporation(If you want to incorporate your company on same day) Business telephone service, etc. along with your package and proceed to the checkout.
    Checkout: You can pay here and move forward otherwise you have the option to pay at the end before the submission of your final details.
    Now you enter your FormationHunt Online Company Manager. Provide essential information regarding your Company Details, including:
  • Select Business Activities (SIC Codes): SIC codes reflect the type of your business and you can choose multiple SIC codes to reflect the different business activities your company will engage in. If you plan to run several businesses under one company, it’s crucial to include the appropriate SIC codes for each venture. We can guide you through this selection process to ensure accuracy.
  • Registered Office Address: The official address for company correspondence.
  • Appoint Directors: You must have at least one director for your company. If you’re managing multiple businesses, appointing additional directors for each activity can help streamline operations. Our customer representatives can assist in smoothly managing these appointments in real time on call or via message. You can connect with them via WhatsApp or our instant chat service. Feed in these details:
    Director(s) Information: Full names, residential addresses, and other pertinent details of all directors.
    Shareholder(s) Information: Details of individuals or entities holding company shares.
    Share Capital: Define the number and value of shares to be issued.
    Review and Confirm Details: Carefully verify all entered information to ensure accuracy and compliance.
    Complete Payment: Proceed to the secure payment gateway to finalize your chosen package.
  • Submission to Companies House: Upon payment confirmation, FormationsHunt will electronically submit your application to Companies House for approval.
    Once these steps are completed, your company will be officially incorporated, and you will receive confirmation. Once approved, you’ll receive:

    • Certificate of Incorporation: Official document confirming your company’s legal existence.
    • Company Registration Number (CRN): A unique identifier for your company.
    • Digital Copies of Incorporation Documents: Including Memorandum and Articles of Association.

2. Apply for Trading Names

Once your company is incorporated, you can operate under multiple trading names for each business activity. While the parent company name remains legal, these trading names give your business the flexibility to brand each venture individually.

  • What is a Trading Name?: A trading name is an alias for the business you use for marketing and public-facing materials, like “XYZ Ltd” operating as “ABC Marketing.” You are required to specify that these are trading names of your parent company, for example, “ABC Marketing is a trading name of XYZ Ltd.”
  • Legal Considerations: At FormationsHunt, we ensure that your trading names comply with all necessary rules, helping you avoid any legal issues down the line.
  • Registering Multiple Trading Names: You don’t need to inform Companies House about your trading names, but it’s essential that all your business documents (invoices, websites, contracts) reflect the correct legal connection to your parent company.

Limited Liability Partnership:

When deciding whether to operate multiple businesses under one limited company, it’s important to evaluate your options. In some cases, a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) might be more suitable, especially if you’re working with other partners. An LLP allows flexibility in profit sharing and tax benefits, while still offering limited liability protection.
Alternatively, if you prefer to keep your ventures separate for financial or operational reasons, establishing separate companies may be the better option.

3. Set Up Bank Accounts

You cannot open a separate bank account with an individual trading name under a UK limited company.
Here’s why:

  • Limited Company Identity: A UK limited company is a separate legal entity from its owners (shareholders). It has its own legal identity and is responsible for its own debts and obligations.
  • Trading Names: Trading names are simply alternative names under which a company can do business. They don’t create separate legal entities.

What you can do:

  • One Bank Account for the Company: A UK limited company should have its own dedicated bank account. This helps maintain clear financial records and separates company finances from personal finances.
  • Use Trading Names for Business Operations: You can use your trading names when conducting business transactions, marketing, and customer interactions. However, the bank account will always be in the name of the limited company.

Example:
If your limited company is “ABC Ltd” and you have a trading name “XYZ Services,” you would operate under “XYZ Services” in your business dealings. However, all financial transactions would be processed through the “ABC Ltd” bank account.
Important Note: Always consult with a qualified accountant or legal professional for specific advice tailored to your situation.

4. Register for Taxes

Yes, even if you operate under different trading names within a single limited by share company, you still need to register for tax with HMRC.

Here’s why:

  • HMRC Focuses on the Company, Not Trading Names: HMRC primarily deals with the legal entity, which is your limited company. Trading names are simply alternative names you use for business purposes.
  • Tax Obligations Remain: Regardless of the trading names used, your company has tax obligations, and to operate legally and remain compliant with UK laws, you’ll need to register for various taxes with HMRC, such as VAT, PAYE, and Corporation Tax. Here’s a breakdown of what to do:
    • VAT Registration: If your company’s turnover exceeds the VAT threshold (£85,000), you must register for VAT, even if only one of your business activities crosses this threshold. We can help you with the VAT registration process to make sure your business stays compliant.
    • PAYE (Pay As You Earn): If you have employees, you must register for PAYE with HMRC. This includes directors and any staff members. Our system allows for seamless registration and tax processing for multiple business units under one company.
    • Corporation Tax: Your company will be required to pay Corporation Tax on its profits. Whether you’re operating one or multiple businesses, we can ensure your tax filings are accurate and timely.
    • Other Taxes: Depending on your business activities, you may need to register for other taxes, such as business rates or environmental taxes. We can provide support for all necessary registrations and offer advice on tax-efficient strategies.

How to Register for Tax:

  1. Company Registration: When you initially incorporated your limited company, you should have received a unique Company Registration Number (CRN) from Companies House.
  2. HMRC Registration:
    1. Corporation Tax: You generally don’t need to register separately for Corporation Tax. HMRC automatically registers your company for Corporation Tax when you incorporate it.
    2. VAT: If your company’s taxable turnover exceeds the VAT threshold, you must register for VAT online through the HMRC website.
    3. PAYE: If you employ staff, you must register for PAYE online through the HMRC website.

Key Considerations:

  • Record Keeping: Maintain accurate and separate financial records for each trading name, even though they operate under the same company. This will help simplify your tax calculations and ensure compliance.
  • VAT Treatment: If you provide different services or sell different goods under each trading name, the VAT treatment for each may vary.
  • Professional Advice: For complex tax situations or if you’re unsure about any aspect of tax registration, it’s always best to consult with a qualified accountant or tax advisor.
    By carefully managing your tax obligations, you can ensure your company remains compliant with UK tax laws and avoid potential penalties.

5. Comply with Legal and Accounting Requirements

Running multiple businesses under a single limited company requires meticulous adherence to legal and accounting standards. This ensures smooth operations, minimizes risks, and maintains a positive reputation for your company. Here’s a breakdown of key considerations:

5.1. Separate Financial Records:

  • Annual Accounts and Confirmation Statements: Your company will need to file annual accounts with Companies House, showing all financial transactions and the overall health of the company. You’ll also need to file a Confirmation Statement every year. We offer an easy way to submit these documents online, ensuring you never miss a deadline.
  • Crucial for Clarity: Maintain separate and detailed financial records for each trading name. This includes income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements.
  • Simplified Tax Calculations: Accurate record-keeping simplifies tax calculations for each trading name, making it easier to determine profitability and identify areas for improvement.
  • Improved Decision-Making: Separate financial records provide valuable insights into the performance of each trading name, enabling you to make informed business decisions, such as allocating resources effectively and identifying areas for growth.

5.2. Accounting Software:

  • Streamline Operations: Consider utilizing accounting software specifically designed for multi-trading name businesses. These tools can automate many accounting tasks, such as invoicing, expense tracking, and bank reconciliations.
  • Enhanced Efficiency: Accounting software can significantly improve the efficiency of your financial operations, saving you time and resources that can be better utilized for other aspects of your business.

5.3. Legal Compliance:

  • Company Constitution: Review your company’s constitution to ensure it allows for the operation of multiple trading names.
  • Intellectual Property: If each trading name has unique branding or intellectual property, ensure these are properly protected through trademarks, copyrights, or other legal mechanisms.
  • Contractual Obligations: When entering into contracts, clearly specify the trading name associated with the agreement to avoid confusion and potential legal disputes.

5.4. Tax Implications:

  • VAT Thresholds: If your company exceeds the VAT threshold, ensure you understand the VAT implications for each trading name, as the treatment may vary depending on the goods or services provided.
  • Corporation Tax: While your company pays Corporation Tax as a single entity, accurate record-keeping for each trading name is essential for calculating profits and determining your overall tax liability.
  • Professional Advice: Seek professional guidance from a qualified accountant or tax advisor to ensure you understand and comply with all relevant tax regulations.

5.5. Company Secretary Responsibilities:

  • Maintain Statutory Records: The company secretary plays a vital role in maintaining statutory records, including minutes of board meetings, resolutions, and other important documents.
  • Advise on Legal and Regulatory Matters: The company secretary can provide valuable advice on legal and regulatory matters, ensuring your company operates within the boundaries of the law.

By following these steps, you can register and successfully operate multiple businesses under one limited company. We are here to help you at every stage, from company registration and VAT filing to ensuring your financial records are in order. If you’re ready to launch multiple businesses in the UK, let us guide you through the process, so you can focus on growing your ventures with confidence.

How a UK Limited Company Can Operate Multiple Businesses

A limited company can run multiple businesses as divisions or arms of the same entity, using different trading names. These businesses will share a single company registration but can have distinct identities. Managing multiple businesses within a limited company requires careful planning to ensure legal and financial separation. It’s also essential to ensure that each business complies with relevant regulations, such as tax reporting and consumer protection laws.

Benefits of Running Multiple Businesses Under One Limited Company

1. Cost Efficiency
Operating multiple businesses under one company saves on setup and operational costs, including incorporation fees, filing annual accounts, and administrative expenses.

2. Brand Differentiation
Using trading names allows you to build distinct identities for each business. This is particularly useful if you offer diverse products or services. Customers can associate specific brands with specific offerings, enhancing clarity and trust.

3. Simplified Management
By consolidating multiple businesses under one company, you streamline administrative processes, such as bookkeeping and tax filings. This reduces redundancy and improves efficiency.

4. Flexibility to Diversify
Running multiple trading names under one limited company allows you to explore new markets or services without the need to establish separate legal entities.

Challenges and Considerations

1. Tax Implications
Combining different businesses under one entity could lead to unfavorable tax outcomes. For instance, losses in one division might affect the overall profitability of the company.
2. Liability Risks
If one business under your company faces financial or legal issues, the entire company could be impacted, putting other business divisions at risk.
3. Operational Complexity
Managing multiple businesses within a single company requires robust organizational and accounting systems to ensure seamless operations.

Making the Right Decision

Choosing whether to run multiple businesses under one limited company depends on your specific circumstances, including the nature of your businesses, tax implications, and long-term goals.
If you’re unsure about the best approach, it’s advisable to consult professionals. At FormationsHunt, we specialize in helping businesses make informed decisions about company structures, trading names, and compliance requirements.

How FormationsHunt Can Help

At FormationsHunt, we make business operations hassle-free by providing expert guidance and tailored services, including:

We are here to ensure your business operates smoothly while adhering to legal requirements.

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Running multiple businesses under one limited company can be a smart and cost-effective strategy, but it’s essential to navigate the process carefully. Contact FormationsHunt today for expert assistance tailored to your business needs.
Together, we’ll help you make the right choice for your business’s growth and success.

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Can Non-Residents Open a Company in the UK?

Yes, absolutely! The UK offers a highly favorable business environment for non-residents. Whether you’re looking to expand your global presence or take advantage of the UK’s strategic position in international markets, starting a company here is a straightforward process. With the right support, forming your business can be seamless and efficient, giving you a strong foundation to operate globally.

Why Choose the UK for Your Business?

The UK is renowned for its business-friendly policies, making it an attractive destination for entrepreneurs worldwide. Key reasons to establish your company here include:

● Access to European and international markets
● Stable economic and legal systems
● Favorable tax laws for businesses
● No residency requirement for directors or shareholders
● Ability to run your business remotely

These advantages make the UK a smart choice for any entrepreneur seeking credibility, global reach, and long-term success.

The UK provides non-residents with an unmatched opportunity to operate within one of the world’s most reputable and stable business environments. With the right support and services tailored to your needs, starting your UK company as a non-resident becomes a strategic and cost-effective decision. Whether it’s securing your registered office address, ensuring compliance, or managing paperwork, everything can be taken care of, so you can focus on growing your business.

Whom should you go for, Company Formation Agent or Companies House?

Companies House UK is the central register of companies in the UK, providing public access to company information but using a company formation agent like us offers distinct advantages over registering directly with Companies House. While Companies House only provides the basic incorporation service, an agent offers a more comprehensive, personalized experience. Agents guide you through the entire process, ensuring accuracy in key areas like company name availability, SIC code selection, and share allocation. This reduces the risk of errors and saves you time. Additionally, company formation agents provide extra services such as Registered Office Address, VAT Registration, and Director’s Service Address, which are especially useful for non-UK residents who may not have a UK address readily available. They also offer ongoing support, such as assistance with Confirmation Statement filing and other post-incorporation requirements, helping your business stay compliant in the long run.

Perhaps the biggest benefit is peace of mind—agents fast-track applications and offer expert advice, ensuring that the registration process goes smoothly. We ensures that you’re not just forming a company, but building a strong legal foundation with professional guidance, something that Companies House alone does not provide. Choosing a formation agent allows you to focus on your business while they handle the complex aspects of incorporation.

Essential Services for Non-Residents to Start a UK Company

Starting a company as a non-resident comes with unique needs and requirements. Here’s an overview of key services that can simplify the process and ensure you meet all legal obligations:

● Company Formation: You’ll need to legally register your company with Companies House, providing liability protection and establishing a corporate presence.
● Certificate of Incorporation: This document is crucial for official business transactions and opening a bank account.
● Memorandum & Articles of Association: These outline your company’s structure and rules, ensuring compliance with UK regulations.
● Share Certificates: These are needed to establish ownership and manage shares within the company.
● Registered Office Address: A UK-based address is required for official communications from Companies House and HMRC.
● Director’s Service Address: This is important for protecting your personal address from public records. That’s why you need Director’s Service Address to protect your privacy
● Business Mail Forwarding: Ensures you receive all business correspondence, no matter where you are located, while having a reliable mail forwarding address for seamless communication is always good for your business.
● Company Secretary Service: Our 12-month Company Secretary Service covers essential updates like share transfers, director changes, and confirmation statement filing, ensuring your business stays compliant effortlessly.
● VAT Registration: Essential if your turnover exceeds the threshold, allowing you to reclaim VAT on business purchases.
● Confirmation Statement Filing: Mandatory for keeping your company compliant with UK regulations. So that’s why Confirmation Statement Filing is important for your business.

What to Consider When Forming a UK Company

Aside from the legal requirements, here are some important aspects to think about when forming your company:

● Tax Registration: Depending on your business activity and turnover, you may need to register for VAT and PAYE.
● GDPR Compliance: If you handle personal data, you must comply with UK data protection regulations.
● Apostilled Documents: If you operate internationally or need to open a business bank account in your home country, apostilled documents can provide legal recognition.

These services ensure that your company starts off fully compliant and ready to grow.

Opening a UK Business Bank Account as a Non-Resident

A UK business bank account is vital for managing your finances, invoicing clients, and dealing with UK suppliers. However, non-residents may face challenges in opening one. Fortunately, there are solutions that allow you to open an account remotely, making it easier to handle financial transactions without being physically present in the UK.

Benefits of a UK Bank Account:

● Simplifies tax filings and financial management
● Builds credibility with UK customers and partners
● Streamlines payments and transactions in local currency

Opening a UK business bank account as a non-resident is essential for managing your finances effectively, but it can sometimes be challenging without the right support. This is where our Non-Residents Package comes into play. Designed specifically to address the unique needs of non-resident entrepreneurs, our package offers everything you need to simplify the company formation process. From legal documents to business services, we ensure a hassle-free experience, helping you overcome the hurdles of setting up a UK company. Now, let’s dive into why choosing us is the best decision for your business.

Why choose our Non-Residents Package?

Forming a UK company as a non-resident can seem complicated, but our Non-Residents Package is designed to simplify the entire process for you. From a prestigious London address to expert support, we provide all the services you need to get started. More than just formation, we offer lifetime value and ongoing assistance to ensure your business thrives.

Key Benefits of Choosing FormationsHunt:

● Hassle-free formation in just a few hours.
● Protection of personal details with our service address.
● Professional business presence with a London office.
● Full support and advice for compliance and growth.
● Easy access to banking solutions tailored for non-residents.
● Affordable pricing and transparent services with no hidden fees.

Non-Residents Package for your company registration

Our Non-Residents Package has been crafted to address the specific needs of non-UK residents who want to start their company in the UK. This package covers every essential service, making the formation process fast and efficient. You don’t need to worry about paperwork, travel, or administrative hurdles—we handle everything. Here’s what you get and how each service benefits your business:

1. Limited Company Formation: We ensure your company is legally registered in the UK, allowing you to operate under a corporate structure that provides liability protection and credibility.
2. Email/Printed Copy of Certificate of Incorporation: This official document is proof that your company is registered, which you’ll need for business transactions, opening a bank account, and establishing credibility with clients.
3. Email/Printed Copy of Memorandum & Articles of Association: These documents outline your company’s structure and rules, ensuring compliance with UK regulations and providing clarity on operations.
4. Email/Printed Share Certificate(s): Share certificates establish ownership of the company, which is essential for any future investments, partnerships, or shares distribution.
5. Printed Company Documents Delivery with Tracking: We send your important documents securely, ensuring you receive them without any hassle, no matter where you are in the world.
6. Registered Office Address included for 12 months: Our prestigious London address enhances your business’s credibility and serves as your official correspondence address for Companies House and HMRC.
7. Director’s Service Address for the 1st Director included for 12 months: This protects your personal address from public records, maintaining your privacy while complying with UK regulations.
8. Business Mail Forwarding Address included for 12 months: All your business mail is directed to us and forwarded to your preferred address, ensuring you never miss important communications.
9. Free Domain Name (.co.uk or .com) for 1 Year: Establish your online presence with a free domain name, which is vital for marketing and communicating with customers.
10. VAT Registration: We assist you in registering for VAT, which is essential if your turnover exceeds the threshold, allowing you to reclaim VAT on business purchases.
11. First Confirmation Statement Filing: We take care of filing your first Confirmation Statement, ensuring compliance with UK regulations and keeping your company in good standing.
12. Company Secretary Service included for 12months: Our dedicated account manager will assist with up to 10 free company changes annually, including director appointments, share transfers, confirmation statement filing (we cover the £34 fee), and dormant account submissions. Enjoy free consultations for guidance and support. Additional services are chargeable at standard rates. The Company Secretary Service renews annually, with prior renewal notifications.
13. Business Account Set Up in Minutes: We help you set up a UK business bank account quickly, enabling you to manage your finances and transactions efficiently.
14. Documents Delivered Worldwide: No matter where you are, we ensure your important company documents reach you securely and efficiently.

Why is the Package More Than Worth It?

The value of the Non-Residents Package lies not just in the individual services we offer but in how we bundle them together into one affordable price. For the Non-UK residents package you pay only £169.99, and getting each of these services independently could be costly and time-consuming. Here’s why our price supports these services, making it a true bargain:

1. Comprehensive Package: When you consider the individual costs of forming a company, arranging a registered office address, getting a service address, setting up a .co.uk domain, VAT registration, and more, it quickly adds up. If you were to secure each service separately, you’d be paying significantly more than the package price we offer. This makes our listed services incredibly cost-effective, saving you both time and money.
2. Professional & Legal Support: With us, you are not just getting paperwork done—you’re getting expert guidance, fast-track processing, and peace of mind. Our team ensures every detail is handled correctly, avoiding legal issues that could cost you even more later. In short, we do the hard work so you don’t have to worry about it, and all this support is included in one transparent price.
3. Long-Term Services Included: Services like the Registered Office Address, Director’s Service Address, and Business Mail Forwarding are provided for 12 months, giving you a professional business presence for a full year without any extra charges during that period. Plus, your domain name for your website is covered for a year too. Individually, these services alone can cost more than the price of our package, yet we bundle them in at no extra charge.
4. Added Value Through Bonus Services: Beyond the essentials, we provide valuable bonuses like a free year of .co.uk domain for your business and assistance with setting up your WorldFirst business account. These services add real value and typically come at an additional cost elsewhere. By including them in the package, you’re truly getting more for less.
5. Hassle-Free Experience: With us, there are no hidden fees, and our transparent pricing ensures that you won’t encounter unexpected charges down the road. What you see is what you get, and what you get is more than your money’s worth—a fully formed, compliant, and functional UK company ready to operate globally.

How to Register Your UK Company as a Non-UK Resident with FormationsHunt

Setting up a company in the UK while living abroad can be an easy process with us. Our non-resident services are designed to guide you step-by-step, ensuring a hassle-free company formation experience.

1. Decide on a Company Name:
The first task is choosing a name for your company. It’s important that your name stands out and is not similar to other names already registered with Companies House. Search for your desired company name on our Name Availability Checker to confirm if your chosen name is free to use. If it’s unavailable, don’t worry—you can run multiple searches to find the perfect name, all at no cost.
2. Select Your Ideal Formation Package:
We offer several packages but we have one specific tailored package specifically for non-UK residents. Our Non-Residents Package at £169.99 is highly recommended, as it comes equipped with everything you need to start your company from abroad. This includes a UK Registered Office Address—a requirement for forming a UK company—and the option to use our Director’s Service Address for extra privacy.
Additionally, the package offers benefits like free domain registration for a year, VAT registration, and a simple way to open a UK bank account through WorldFirst. Pick the package that suits your business needs, then proceed to checkout to make the payment.
3. Submit ID and Address Proof:
To proceed further you need to provide a few of your official documents like Passport, Driving License, Electricity Bill, Utility Bill, Bank Statement, etc. we are legally obligated to verify your identity and address. This is a simple, quick process, and our team will guide you through submitting the necessary documents.
4. Appoint Company Directors and Shareholders:
Now you will get into your online company manager from where you can control everything and their you need to fill all the necessary details. First you need to select the correct SIC codes which best represents your business category. Then you’ll need to appoint the key individuals who will manage and own your company. These roles include a Director, Shareholder, and a Person with Significant Control (PSC). If needed, one person can assume all these roles, or you can distribute them among multiple people. The good news is, all directors and shareholders can reside outside the UK.

The only address that must be UK-based is the Registered Office, and if you’ve chosen a package with this service, our UK address will be added automatically during the formation process. You can also opt to use our Director’s Service Address, but this is optional. However with this package, you have the free director service address for the first year for the first director whom you will appoint, and this service gets activated automatically when you choose this package.
5. Allocate Shares for Your Company:
Next, you’ll be asked to define your company’s ownership structure by issuing shares. Each shareholder will own a percentage of the company based on the number and value of shares they hold. For instance:

● One shareholder with one share means 100% ownership.
● Two shareholders with one share each will split ownership equally, 50/50. Or you can select the percentage on your own.

To keep things simple, we recommend issuing a small number of shares with a low nominal value when forming your company. It’s always easier to add more shares later if needed.
6. Memorandum and Articles of Association:
Every UK company is required to have a Memorandum and Articles of Association, which are the legal documents outlining how your company will operate. To make things easy, we provide a default set of these documents that are suitable for most companies. However, you are welcome to upload your own if you prefer, though doing so might complicate the process if not handled correctly.
7. Final Review and Submission:
Before completing the process, review all the details you’ve provided to ensure everything is correct. If any changes are necessary, simply go back and make adjustments. Once you’re satisfied, submit your application for company formation.

As soon as Companies House registers your business, we’ll notify you—usually within 24 hours, depending on their processing times.

What is the Online Company Manager tool?

With our Online Company Manager, managing your business becomes a breeze. This powerful tool allows you to take full control of your company’s details, all from one easy-to-use platform. Whether you need to access essential company documents like the Certificate of Incorporation, Memorandum & Articles of Association, or share certificates, the Online Company Manager has you covered. You can also easily update key company information, such as director appointments, shareholder details, or service addresses without hassle.

Additionally, if you require further services like buying additional address services, filing your Confirmation Statement, or transferring shares, it’s all available with just a few clicks. This tool ensures that all the important information and updates related to your company are available in one place, keeping you fully in control, no matter where in the world you are. FormationsHunt’s Online Company Manager simplifies the administrative side of running a business, giving you the freedom to focus on what matters most—growing your company.

If you’re ready to take the first step toward launching your UK business, there’s no better time than now. Let us handle everything so you can focus on what matters most—building your business.

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What is VAT?

Value Added Tax (VAT) is a consumption tax applied to most goods and services sold in the UK. It is not a cost to the business but rather an indirect tax collected from consumers and passed to HMRC (HM Revenue & Customs). Understanding and complying with VAT regulations is essential for businesses to maintain legal compliance and financial health.

Types of VAT Rates in the UK

1. Standard Rate (20%): Applies to most goods and services.
2. Reduced Rate (5%): Covers specific goods and services like energy-saving products and children’s car seats.
3. Zero Rate (0%): Includes essential items such as children’s clothing, certain food products, and printed books.

Some activities, such as education, fundraising by charities, and financial services, are VAT-exempt, meaning no VAT is charged or reclaimed.

When Should You Register for VAT?

A business must register for VAT if:

  • Its taxable turnover exceeds the VAT threshold, currently set at £85,000 per 12-month period.
  • It expects to exceed the threshold within the next 30 days.
  • It buys goods from the EU worth more than £85,000 annually (though post-Brexit rules may apply).

Voluntary VAT Registration Even if your turnover is below the threshold, you may opt for voluntary registration. Benefits include:

  • Reclaiming VAT on eligible business expenses.
  • Enhancing business credibility.
  • Simplifying transactions with VAT-registered clients.

However, voluntary registration also brings responsibilities, such as filing returns and maintaining detailed records.

How to Register for VAT

Step 1: Determine Your Eligibility Ensure your business qualifies for VAT registration by checking your taxable turnover. Consider future projections if your turnover is close to the threshold.
Step 2: Gather Required Information Prepare the following details before registering:

  • Business name and address.
  • Company Registration Number (CRN).
  • Nature of your business activities.
  • Estimated annual turnover.
  • Bank account details for VAT refunds.

Step 3: Register Online Most businesses register for VAT online via the GOV.UK portal. This process is straightforward and secure. However, errors in VAT registration can lead to delays or compliance issues. To ensure a mistake-free, hassle-free VAT registration, our VAT Registration Service provides expert assistance, handling the process smoothly for you.
Step 4: Receive Your VAT Registration Number After approval, you will receive a VAT Registration Number. This number must be included on all VAT invoices.
Step 5: Set Up VAT Accounting Systems Implement accounting software compatible with HMRC’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) requirements. Popular options include Xero, QuickBooks, and Sage.

How to Charge VAT

Incorporating VAT in Pricing Depending on your business model:

  • Retail: VAT is typically included in the listed price.
  • B2B Transactions: VAT is shown as a separate line item on invoices.

Ensure your pricing strategy is competitive while accounting for VAT obligations.

Invoicing Requirements Every VAT invoice must include:

  • VAT Registration Number.
  • Date of supply.
  • Breakdown of net price, VAT amount, and total price.

How to File VAT Returns

VAT-registered businesses must submit returns periodically, typically quarterly. The return outlines:

  • VAT collected on sales (output VAT).
  • VAT paid on business expenses (input VAT).

Steps for Filing VAT Returns

1. Calculate VAT: Use MTD-compliant software to calculate output and input VAT.
2. Submit Online: Returns are submitted via the HMRC portal.
3. Pay Balances: If output VAT exceeds input VAT, pay the difference. If input VAT exceeds output VAT, you can reclaim the difference.

Deadlines are usually one month and seven days after the end of the VAT period.

Benefits and Drawbacks of VAT Registration

Benefits

  • VAT Reclamation: Reclaim VAT on eligible expenses, such as equipment and supplies.
  • Enhanced Credibility: VAT registration signals professionalism.
  • Simplified EU Transactions: Helps streamline VAT compliance for cross-border trade.

Drawbacks

  • Increased Complexity: Record-keeping and compliance can be time-consuming.
  • Price Impact: VAT-inclusive pricing may reduce competitiveness for small businesses.

Flat Rate Scheme for VAT

Small businesses can simplify VAT reporting under the Flat Rate Scheme. Instead of calculating VAT on every transaction, businesses pay a fixed percentage of their turnover to HMRC. This scheme reduces administrative tasks but may not always result in cost savings.

Why Choose FormationsHunt for VAT Registration?

Navigating VAT registration can be overwhelming, but FormationsHunt makes it simple. We provide:

  • Expert Guidance: Tailored advice on VAT registration and compliance.
  • End-to-End Support: From paperwork to filing returns, we handle it all.
  • Digital Tools: Access to MTD-compliant software for seamless accounting.

Ready to simplify VAT for your business? Contact FormationsHunt today to ensure your VAT obligations are handled with professionalism and care.