LLP Package

You’ll need a company name, a UK-registered office address, and details for the director/shareholder (can be the same individual), such as name, date of birth, occupation, nationality, and residential address.

The package costs are one-time payments with no additional fees to establish your LLP or limited company. However, optional extras may have renewal fees. Details about renewals are available by clicking the ‘i’ icon next to each feature.

No, only one individual is required. A single person can serve as both director and shareholder. However, an LLP requires at least two members (partners).

We recommend consulting an accountant for your company’s annual accounts and tax returns, which are due nine months after your first financial year ends. They can also assist with financial record-keeping and advise on extracting funds from your company.

Through our banking partners, non-UK residents can open a business bank account. The application is online, with no need for physical documents or travel to the UK. Approval is subject to standard checks.

When using our business address service, you gain the right to list our address on your letterheads, invoices, and website. We receive and log your mail, securely sending scanned copies by email. Items we cannot scan (e.g., bank cards) are sent by first-class post.
Unlike our service address and registered office services, this does not include free mail forwarding. Postage fees are 50p per scanned email item, with Royal Mail postage plus a 15% handling fee for first-class mail.

Yes, the Privacy, Privacy Plus, and All-Inclusive Packages include London address services.

No, a registered office address is only for UK government and court correspondence. For general business mail, you’ll need a business address service.

VAT registration is required once your annual turnover exceeds £90,000. Businesses can also voluntarily register to reclaim VAT on purchases.

The only way to reserve a company name at Companies House is by forming a limited company. If reserving a name for future use, notify HMRC that the company is dormant to avoid filing full tax returns. Only inexpensive dormant accounts will need to be submitted.

Limited Companies: Ideal for profit-making ventures, offering liability protection for shareholders.
Companies Limited by Guarantee: Suited for non-profits such as cooperatives, charities, and student unions. These entities have guarantors insteAad of shareholders.
LLPs: Best for professionals like solicitors and accountants, combining partnership flexibility with limited liability.

All LLPs, including dormant ones, must submit a confirmation statement annually to ensure Companies House records are accurate.
Note: This service excludes the £34 Companies House filing fee. Payment will be processed using the card details stored in your account when the statement is filed.