Company Formation

Explore the implications of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act on registered office addresses in the UK. Learn about the criteria for 'appropriate addresses,' consequences of non-compliance, and steps to ensure adherence. Stay informed to safeguard your business's legal standing and credibility.

Discover the reasons behind delays in company formation applications at Companies House, including bank holiday backlogs and new regulations. Learn practical tips for navigating through the delays and ensuring accurate details in your application process. Stay informed and proactive to keep your business plans on track.

Discover why the registered office address is more than just a legal requirement for your business. Explore its crucial role in ensuring compliance, enhancing credibility, maintaining privacy, and facilitating operational convenience. Learn how choosing the right address can shape perceptions, protect personal information, and set the stage for business success.

From the 1st of May 2024 Companies House are increasing the government charges for their services including company registration. Due to the significant increases, company formation fees have been altered to reflect this change.

Explore the pivotal shift with Companies House's new regulation effective March 4, 2024, mandating registered email addresses for UK companies. Understand the implications, benefits, and steps for compliance in our comprehensive guide to embracing digital communication.

Explore strategies to avoid Companies House late filing fees. Learn about deadlines, consequences, and tips for timely submission to keep your UK business compliant and penalty-free.

Find out when Simple Formations are open during the Christmas Holidays. Christmas hours and processing order times.

On the 26th October 2023 the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act received royal assent. We take a look at the key changes which will be introduced and how this will affect companies.

Unlock your entrepreneurial potential with our detailed guide on the advantages of setting up a UK Limited Company. Discover the financial, operational, and credibility benefits that can fuel your business success. Click to start your journey to financial freedom and stability

‘Alphabet Shares’ are named as such because these shares are typically denoted by the letters of the alphabet, I.E. a company may issue Ordinary ‘A’ shares, Ordinary ‘B’ shares and Ordinary ‘C’ shares. A primary reason for issuing Alphabet Shares is the greater flexibility in the rights attached to the shares that this affords.