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Company Formation

Register your Limited Company with the UK’s leading company formations agent.

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What We Do It
Set up your UK limited company for £0 - 100% guaranteed company creation for UK and non-UK residents worldwide.

Skylite Group Chartered Accountants: Order Today and Get your Company By Tomorrow. In partnership with our partners Tide, we are offering a fully digital company incorporation service which includes a free UK bank account. We ensure our company documentation is of the highest quality, always up-to-date and compliant with current regulations and legislation.

We partner with a Companies House authorised Registered agent. It takes us 24-48 hours to register your UK Company. We ensure all legal requirements are met so that you may not face any issues in future. We provide company formation for both UK residents & non-UK residents. Our basic digital package is free subject to you also applying for a bank account with our banking partner Tide. This is only suitable for single shareholder companies.

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We make Company

Formation

Follow our 4 Easy Steps to set up your Company remotely without any hassles.

Company Name

Click Here to start by searching for your desired company name on the official companies house website to check if it is available for registration.

Select Package

Select a package that suits your requirements. We have a range of business packages to choose from.


Place Order

After selecting the required package add it to your cart and place your order from our website.


Company Details

After placing your order, just send us some quick details about your company and we will handle the rest for you.


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Select Package

Digital – Single Shareholder

Set up a basic limited company that is ready to trade.

£ 0.00
  • Private Company Limited by Shares
  • Companies House £12.00 Filing Fee Paid On Your Behalf
  • Free Tide Business Bank Account – You must open a Tide business account to avail this offer
  • Email Copy of Certificate of Incorporation
  • Email Copy of Memorandum & Articles of Association
  • Email Copy of Share Certificate(s)
  • Email Copy of Company Register with First Entries










Digital – Multiple Shareholder

Set up a basic limited company that is ready to trade.

£ 9.99
  • Private Company Limited by Shares
  • Companies House £12.00 Filing Fee Paid On Your Behalf
  • Free Tide Business Bank Account – You must open a Tide business account to avail this offer
  • Email Copy of Certificate of Incorporation
  • Email Copy of Memorandum & Articles of Association
  • Email Copy of Share Certificate(s)
  • Email Copy of Company Register with First Entries










Digital Plus

Digital and printed documents, with free domain and website landing page

£ 49.99
  • Private Company Limited by Shares
  • Companies House £12.00 Filing Fee Included
  • Free Tide Business Bank Account
  • Free .com or .co.uk Domain Name
  • Email Copy of Certificate of Incorporation
  • Email Copy of Memorandum & Articles of Association
  • Email Copy of Share Certificate(s)
  • Email Copy of Company Register with First Entries
  • Printed Certificate of Incorporation
  • Printed Share Certificate(s)




Digital Privacy Plus

Digital and printed documents, two address services and VAT registration. Protects your privacy and comes with some useful extras.

£ 99.99
  • Private Company Limited by Shares
  • Companies House £12.00 Filing Fee Included
  • Free Tide Business Bank Account
  •  Free Online Company Manager Facility
  •  Free .com or .co.uk Domain Name
  • Email Copy of Certificate of Incorporation
  •  Email Copy of Memorandum & Articles of Association
  •  Email Copy of Share Certificate(s)
  • Printed Certificate of Incorporation
  •  Printed Share Certificate(s)
  • Registered Office Service London WC2, for 12 months
  •  VAT Registration
  •  Bound Memorandum & Articles of Association
  •  Printed Minutes of First Board Meeting
  • Registered Office Service London WC2, for 12 months



Selecting your appropriate business structure:

If you have got a great business idea, did your market research along with an appropriate business plan, and you are thinking of setting up a company in the UK, then you need to know the different business structures that the UK government provides..

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Private limited companies

The majority of new companies registered in the UK are companies limited by shares. This is the standard business structure for any company which has been formed with the intention of generating profit for the owners of the business. This structure is remarkably popular because it allows the sharing of profits amongst the shareholders whilst also offering restricted financial liability. The shareholders are only responsible for company debts up to the value of the shares they hold in the company. So their personal assets will be protected, should the company encounter any financial difficulties. We offer a selection of company formation packages designed to make setting up a private limited company as simple and straightforward as possible. They range from the basic Digital Package – providing the minimum legal requirements for official company registration – to the All Inclusive, which includes a range of useful extras, such as a prestigious registered office, a mail forwarding service, VAT and PAYE registration and the filing of your company’s first Confirmation Statement (previously known as the Annual Return). We also offer a Non-Residents Package, which provides a limited company and a full range of UK address services with international mail forwarding, making it easy to operate a company from outside the UK.

Guarantee companies

This company structure is commonly used by non-profit organizations in the United Kingdom. It protects the personal finances of the company owners in a similar way as a company limited by shares. Instead of having shareholders and shares, it has guarantors and guarantees. The guarantors’ financial liability is restricted to the amount of money they guarantee when forming the company. Rather than the company owners sharing profits, any money generated is paid back into the company to help further its aims. In some instances, the owners may take a share of the profits but by doing so they will relinquish the company’s right to apply for charitable status. Our specially designed limited by guarantee company formation package provides everything you need to set up a limited company for non-profit purposes, Please check our company formation packages page for the pricing details.

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Limited Liability partnerships (LLPs)

The LLP structure is often used by those forming a company in industries which traditionally operate as partnerships, such as law practices or accountancy firms. The primary benefit of setting up an LLP rather than a traditional partnership is the liability protection which it provides for the company partners – meaning their personal finances are protected in the event of the company encountering difficulties. An LLP is also beneficial as it allows the company partners to remain separate to some extent – each partner is responsible for paying their own individual income tax via Self-Assessment, rather than the business being responsible for paying corporation tax.

Partnerships

For UK company formation under this type of business structure, you and your partners need to share the responsibility of your business personally. The business profits are shared among the partners and each partner needs to pay tax on their share. While setting up a business partnership you must choose a name, a nominated partner, and register your company with HMRC. The 'nominated partner' will manage the partnership's tax returns and record keeping.

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Soletrader

In a sole-trader type of business, the owner is considered as self-employed, which means that you need to register your company with HMRC for self-assessment after you begin trading. As a sole trader one needs to run their business to meet the legal requirements. Also, a sole-trader needs to keep its profits after tax and the person is also responsible for any kind of business debts. If you own sole trading business, then you need to pay income tax and National Insurance that is subject to thresholds for the profit that is generated from your business.